Some solids, in particular many amino acids, decompose upon melting. These compounds are often reported in the literature with the term “dec” following their melting-point range. a. How might the melting process appear different for this type of compound? b. Look up and record the melting point and structure for a compound that decomposes upon melting. Use a chemical handbook or a chemical catalog as the source of this information.

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