Given the cooling curve below of one gram of liquid, the length of the line AB depends on: Time → the specific heat of the pure liquid O the boiling point of the liquid the melting point of the pure substance The heat of melting (dHfus) Temperature

Given the cooling curve below of one gram of liquid, the length of the line AB depends on: Time → the specific heat of the pure liquid O the boiling point of the liquid the melting point of the pure substance The heat of melting (dHfus) Temperature

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Given the cooling curve below of one gram of liquid, the length of the
line AB depends on:
Time →
the specific heat of the pure liquid
O the boiling point of the liquid
the melting point of the pure substance
The heat of melting (dHfus)
Temperature

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