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03-12-2020
Biology

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Question 4
1 points)
A scientist warms a chemical to 385 K, and the chemical begins to boil. How much higher is this boiling point of the chemical
than the boiling point of water?

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jdelossantos21 jdelossantos21

03-12-2020

Answer:

450

Explanation:

he heats it up to maximum level

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