4.What is the law of error in an experiment?. 5. There are three important latent heats, what are they? 6. What is mean by the critical point and what is mean by triple point for pure substance? 7. How does the pressure affect the value of latent heat of fusion?

4.What is the law of error in an experiment?. 5. There are three important latent heats, what are they? 6. What is mean by the critical point and what is mean by triple point for pure substance? 7. How does the pressure affect the value of latent heat of fusion?

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4.What is the law of error in an experiment?.
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mean by triple point for pure substance?
7. How does the pressure affect the value of latent
heat of fusion?

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