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How do we know we are observing the beginning of the melting point range? First drop of liquid is observed (sample has began to melt) Sample has fully melted (no more solid is observed) Sample has began to decompose (gas has began to form) Sample has fully decomposed (the entire sample is gaseous)

How do we know we are observing the beginning of the melting point range? First drop of liquid is observed (sample has began to melt) Sample has fully melted (no more solid is observed) Sample has began to decompose (gas has began to form) Sample has fully decomposed (the entire sample is gaseous)

Chemistry In Focus
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Chapter12: The Liquids And Solids Around Us: Especially Water
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Problem 2SC: A representation of liquid water is shown below. Which of the three representations that follow best...
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) How do we know we are observing the beginning of the melting point range?

  1. First drop of liquid is observed (sample has began to melt)
  2. Sample has fully melted (no more solid is observed)
  3. Sample has began to decompose (gas has began to form)
  4. Sample has fully decomposed (the entire sample is gaseous)
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