120 90 60 30 Time (minutes) Describe the substance at 55°C No partial credit. (Hint: each gridline upwards is 5 C) Show Your Work Solid 120- Liquid Gas 00 Evaporation 30- Time (minutes) Melting Sublimation Temperature (C)

120 90 60 30 Time (minutes) Describe the substance at 55°C No partial credit. (Hint: each gridline upwards is 5 C) Show Your Work Solid 120- Liquid Gas 00 Evaporation 30- Time (minutes) Melting Sublimation Temperature (C)

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