MULTIPLE CHOICE PROBLEM SOLVING The boiling point of 350mL of substance A was determined to be 97.5oC. Based on this information, the boiling point of 1000L of substance A is O Higher than 97.5 degrees Centigrade O Lower than 97.5 degrees Centigrade O Undetermined O Equal to 97.5-degrees Centigrade

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The boiling point of 350mL of substance A was determined to be 97.5oC. Based
on this information, the boiling point of 100OL of substance A is
Higher than 97.5 degrees Centigrade
Lower than 97.5 degrees Centigrade
Undetermined
Equal to 97.5 degrees Centigrade
The boiling point of Benzene, Methanol, Aniline and Nitrobenzene are 80°C,
650C 184°C and 212 C respectively. Which will show highest vapor pressure at
Transcribed Image Text:e/1FAlpQLSeextwy9UfUly7FREN-OK6CIVXhuufSTFeiimZOJb00f90INQ/formResponse Your email will be recorded when you submit this form * Required MULTIPLE CHOICE PROBLEM SOLVING |3| The boiling point of 350mL of substance A was determined to be 97.5oC. Based on this information, the boiling point of 100OL of substance A is Higher than 97.5 degrees Centigrade Lower than 97.5 degrees Centigrade Undetermined Equal to 97.5 degrees Centigrade The boiling point of Benzene, Methanol, Aniline and Nitrobenzene are 80°C, 650C 184°C and 212 C respectively. Which will show highest vapor pressure at
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