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5. Assume that the particles in table salt (NaCl) vibrate just as forcefully as the particles in lead (Pb). Explain why table salt remains a solid at 500 °C while lead exists as a liquid.

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15. Assume that the particles in table salt (NaCl) vibrate
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why table salt remains a solid at 500 °C while lead
exists as a liquid.
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