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Table 4. Identification of Substances Based on Boiling Point Compound No. Temperature 1 (*C) Temperature 2 (*C) Boiling Point Identity of the Compound 1 207 203 2 292 288 199 195 4 184 180 180 176 6. 205 199 7 213 209 186 182 9. 199 193 10 134 130

Table 4. Identification of Substances Based on Boiling Point Compound No. Temperature 1 (*C) Temperature 2 (*C) Boiling Point Identity of the Compound 1 207 203 2 292 288 199 195 4 184 180 180 176 6. 205 199 7 213 209 186 182 9. 199 193 10 134 130

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Table 4. Identification of Substances Based on Boiling Point Compound Temperature 1 (*C) Temperature 2 ("C) Boiling Point Identity of the Compound No. 1 207 203 2 292 288 3 199 195 4 184 180 180 176 6 205 199 7 213 209 8 186 182 9 199 193 10 134 130
Transcribed Image Text:Table 4. Identification of Substances Based on Boiling Point Compound Temperature 1 (*C) Temperature 2 ("C) Boiling Point Identity of the Compound No. 1 207 203 2 292 288 3 199 195 4 184 180 180 176 6 205 199 7 213 209 8 186 182 9 199 193 10 134 130
Choices for Table 4: Compound Melting Point (*C) Chlorobenzene Benzyl Alcohol 132 205 Phenyl Acetate Glycerol Aniline 196 290 184 Ethylene glycol Nitrobenzene 197 211 Phenol 182 Benzaldehyde Acetophenone 178 202
Transcribed Image Text:Choices for Table 4: Compound Melting Point (*C) Chlorobenzene Benzyl Alcohol 132 205 Phenyl Acetate Glycerol Aniline 196 290 184 Ethylene glycol Nitrobenzene 197 211 Phenol 182 Benzaldehyde Acetophenone 178 202
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