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What is the evaporation rate of liquid A given the following data? (°C/s). Temperature (°C) Time (s) Ti 22.6 Tf 9.00 105 °C/s. (3 attempts allowed; use absolute value)

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What is the evaporation rate of liquid A given the following data? (°C/s).
Temperature (°C) Time (s)
Ti
22.6
Tf
9.00
105
°C/s. (3 attempts allowed; use absolute value)

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