The figures below are of temperature monitos with blue fluid in which a tube (that was also been filled with the blue fluid has been inverted and placed in the beaker (open on the end that's submerged in the blue fluid). As the temperature is raised on the beaker/tube system that level of blue fluid in the tube will transition A completely full

The figures below are of temperature monitos with blue fluid in which a tube (that was also been filled with the blue fluid has been inverted and placed in the beaker (open on the end that's submerged in the blue fluid). As the temperature is raised on the beaker/tube system that level of blue fluid in the tube will transition A completely full

Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry

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Chapter6: The States Of Matter

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