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The temperature at which a particular liquid becomes a gas 5 points A melting point B boiling point C freezing point D sublimation point 5 points a substance made of at least two atoms that are chemically
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The temperature at which a particular liquid becomes a gas

5 points
A melting point
B boiling point
C freezing point
D sublimation point
5 points
a substance made of at least two atoms that are chemically combined
Apure substance
B element
C compound
D mixture

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1. B: boiling point 2. Is either B or C
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A: melting point and the other one is i think element

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