Which compounds are solids below -90 °C? Table 1. Physical Properties of Selected CompoundsDensity(g/mL)Meltingpoint (°C)Boilingpoint (°C)SubstanceAcetanilide1.22114304Acetone0.79-9556BenzophenoneBromoform1.15483061502.890.980.792.468-2.42,3-Butanedionet-Butyl alcoholCadmium nitrate 4H;OChloroformCyclohexanep-Dibromobenzenep-DichlorobenzeneDiphenylDiphenylamineDiphenylnethaneEther, ethyl propyl888325591321.490.781.83-63.56.586.96181.42191.46537053271740.992551.163022651.001.37-7964Hexane0.6669Isopropyl alcoholLauric acid0.790.881.63-988322533043Magnesium nitrate 6H2OMethyl alcoholMethylene chlorideNaphthalenea-NaphtholPhenyl benzoatePropionaldehydeSodium acetate 3H2OStearic acidThymolToluenep-ToluidineZinc chloride89791.34-98-976540.11.151.1080218942881.23713140.811.450.850.97-815848.812370291232520.870.972.91-9511145200283732MAR...

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Which compounds are solids below -90 °C?

Table 1. Physical Properties of Selected Compounds
Density
(g/mL)
Melting
point (°C)
Boiling
point (°C)
Substance
Acetanilide
1.22
114
304
Acetone
0.79
-95
56
Benzophenone
Bromoform
1.15
48
306
150
2.89
0.98
0.79
2.46
8
-2.4
2,3-Butanedione
t-Butyl alcohol
Cadmium nitrate 4H;O
Chloroform
Cyclohexane
p-Dibromobenzene
p-Dichlorobenzene
Diphenyl
Diphenylamine
Diphenylnethane
Ether, ethyl propyl
88
83
25
59
132
1.49
0.78
1.83
-63.5
6.5
86.9
61
81.4
219
1.46
53
70
53
27
174
0.99
255
1.16
302
265
1.00
1.37
-79
64
Hexane
0.66
69
Isopropyl alcohol
Lauric acid
0.79
0.88
1.63
-98
83
225
330
43
Magnesium nitrate 6H2O
Methyl alcohol
Methylene chloride
Naphthalene
a-Naphthol
Phenyl benzoate
Propionaldehyde
Sodium acetate 3H2O
Stearic acid
Thymol
Toluene
p-Toluidine
Zinc chloride
89
79
1.34
-98
-97
65
40.1
1.15
1.10
80
218
94
288
1.23
71
314
0.81
1.45
0.85
0.97
-81
58
48.8
123
70
291
232
52
0.87
0.97
2.91
-95
111
45
200
283
732
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