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Station 5 Compounds A, B, and C all have a melting point range of 94-96 °C. When mixed together, A and B melt at 82-95 °C. Wh
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Melting point range for A, B, C = 94-96 C

Melting points of A + B = 82-95 C

Melting point of A + C = 95-97 C

Thus, we can easily see that melting point of C is highest (96) and for B it is lowest (94)

A) A and B are identical = No

Bacause, when B mixed in A, it decreases the melting point.

B) A and C are identical = yes

Because when mixed togather, they show similar melting points.

C) melting point range for B + C = 84-96 C

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