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Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Chemistry practice

A student measures the melting point of an unknown substance to be -20 °C and its boiling point to be 60 °C. At what temperature would the substance be completely solid?

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States of matter and mixtures

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A student measures the melting point of an unknown substance to be -20 °C and its boiling point to be 60 °C. At what temperature would the substance be completely solid?.

  1. A.-50 °C
  2. B.0 °C
  3. C.40 °C
  4. D.80 °C

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