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6. The melting point of iodine is 114°C and the boiling point is 183°C. What state will Iodine be at each of these temperatures: 70°C – 210°C – 185°C – 127°C – 0°C –
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6. The melting point of iodine is 114°C and the boiling point is 183°C. What state will Iodine be at each of these temperatures:

70°C –
210°C –
185°C –
127°C –
0°C –

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Answer:

the answer is known as 210°c

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