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1) Which value is MOST likely to be the boiling point of the substance at this constant pressure? A) 58°C B) 48°C C) 40°C D) 32 C
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1) Which value is MOST likely to be the boiling point of the substance at this constant pressure?
A) 58°C
B) 48°C
C) 40°C
D) 32 C
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The answer is b 48 c
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B)48°C
Step-by-step explanation:
just is how it is. you know
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