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Chemistry, 14.09.2019 10:30, kyrajaudon3183

Ali was very rushed and still needed the mp of his pure micro scale unknown. he filled his
capillary tube with the proper amount of sample and placed it in the apparatus. he quickly ran the
mp and was dismayed when not only did the observed mp cover a 6°c range, but was also higher than
expected. explain what he did wrong.

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