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identify propane's physical state at room tempurture (20 degrees F) if propane's melting point is -190 degrees and boiling point is -42 dgreess

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Answer:

Gas state

Step-by-step explanation:

Propane

  • Melting point: -190°C
  • Boiling point: -42°C

Room temperature: 20°F

We need to calculate the room temperature in °C


T_(F)=1.8*T_(C)+32


20=1.8*T_(C)+32


T_(C)=-6.7 C

Given that the room temperature is above the propane's boiling point it is in gas state

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