The methyl alcohol, which is known to be poisonous with a suitable device, an experimental design was made to increase the temperature by approaching 500 mg. This design was found to be up to 5 mg of up to 5 mg of 2.3- benzanthracene, the temperature was increased 3.2 k. How much does the temperature rise as a result of 470 mg of methyl alcohol in the same conditions?

The methyl alcohol, which is known to be poisonous with a suitable device, an experimental design was made to increase the temperature by approaching 500 mg. This design was found to be up to 5 mg of up to 5 mg of 2.3- benzanthracene, the temperature was increased 3.2 k. How much does the temperature rise as a result of 470 mg of methyl alcohol in the same conditions?

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