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Chemistry, 02.09.2020 05:01, hairystrong1915

What are the effect of having an impurity in your sample? (choose all that apply) It decreases the melting point
Two separate melting points are now observed
It increases the range of the melting point
Two separate boiling points are now observed
It increases the boiling point
It decreases the boiling point
It decreases the range of the melting point
It increases the melting point

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