Consider the following data for a substance: Critical point: 119.1 atm and 567°C Triple point: 0.101 atm and 112°C Normal melting point: 1.00 atm and 123°C What is the normal boiling point of the substance? Enter your answer in units of °C three significant figures.

Consider the following data for a substance: Critical point: 119.1 atm and 567°C Triple point: 0.101 atm and 112°C Normal melting point: 1.00 atm and 123°C What is the normal boiling point of the substance? Enter your answer in units of °C three significant figures.

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Consider the following data for a substance:
Critical point: 119.1 atm and 567°C
Triple point: 0.101 atm and 112°C
Normal melting point: 1.00 atm and 123°C
What is the normal boiling point of the substance?
Enter your answer in units of °C three significant figures.

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