UNIT TASKQuestions1. Jack and Jill collected two different pails of water from separate wells. When they went toboil the water they noticed that Jack's took much longer to boil than Jills. What could becausing this?2. If Jack and Jill froze some of their water to make ice cubes, which would have a lowermelting point?3. Corey was synthesizing a chemical in the laboratory. He used different purificationtechniques to try to obtain a pure compound. The melting point of the pure compound is 65degrees. When he tested his compound in the lab the melting point he obtained was 62-68degrees. Is the product he synthesized pure?4. A company was low on copper metal and decided to use some chemical additives just thisonce to some copper wiring they were installing in a house. How will this impact theconductivity of the wiring?

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Questions 1. Jack and Jill collected two different pails of water from separate wells. When they went to boil the water they noticed that Jack's took much longer to boil than Jill. What could be causing this? 2. If Jack and Jill froze some of their water to make ice cubes, which would have a lower melting point?

Questions 1. Jack and Jill collected two different pails of water from separate wells. When they went to boil the water they noticed that Jack's took much longer to boil than Jill. What could be causing this? 2. If Jack and Jill froze some of their water to make ice cubes, which would have a lower melting point?

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