AAAASubstanceOxygenEthanol2-propanolLinseed oilWaterLead1.2.3.45Melting PointTemp (°C)-218-114-89-240327At which temperature are the molecules of lead vibrating with thefastest vibrational speed?A. 300°CB. 320°CA. 60°CB. 70°CBoiling PointTemp (°C)-18278833161001620At which temperature will ethanol be a gas but 2-propanol will be aliquid?A. -140°CB. -130°CC. 1600°CD. 1640 °CAt which temperature will ethanol be a liquid but 2-propanol will be asolid?A. -218°CB. -182°CC. 80°CD. 90°CC. -120°CD. -110°CAt which temperature will a liquid and a solid of the same substancecoexist in the same system?C. -150°CD. -75°CAt which temperature will linseed oil and water both be in the liquidphase.A. -10°CB. 20°CC. 110°CD. 300°CSAMSUNG

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Substance Oxygen Ethanol 2-propanol Linseed oil Water Lead 1. 2. 3. 4 5 Melting Point Temp (°C) -218 -114 -89 -24 0 327 At which temperature are the molecules of lead vibrating with the fastest vibrational speed? A. 300°C B. 320°C At which temperature liquid? A. 60°C B. 70°C Boiling Point Temp (°C) -182 78 83 316 100 1620 A. -140°C B. -130°C C. 1600°C D. 1640 °C will ethanol be a gas but 2-propanol will be a At which temperature will ethanol be a liquid but 2-propanol will be a solid? C. 80°C D. 90°C A. -10°C B. 20°C C. -120°C D. -110°C At which temperature will a liquid and a solid of the same substance coexist in the same system? A. -218°C C. -150°C B. -182°C D. -75°C At which temperature will linseed oil and water both be in the liquid phase. C. 110°C D. 300°C

Substance Oxygen Ethanol 2-propanol Linseed oil Water Lead 1. 2. 3. 4 5 Melting Point Temp (°C) -218 -114 -89 -24 0 327 At which temperature are the molecules of lead vibrating with the fastest vibrational speed? A. 300°C B. 320°C At which temperature liquid? A. 60°C B. 70°C Boiling Point Temp (°C) -182 78 83 316 100 1620 A. -140°C B. -130°C C. 1600°C D. 1640 °C will ethanol be a gas but 2-propanol will be a At which temperature will ethanol be a liquid but 2-propanol will be a solid? C. 80°C D. 90°C A. -10°C B. 20°C C. -120°C D. -110°C At which temperature will a liquid and a solid of the same substance coexist in the same system? A. -218°C C. -150°C B. -182°C D. -75°C At which temperature will linseed oil and water both be in the liquid phase. C. 110°C D. 300°C

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