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The boiling point (at atmospheric pressure) of Ammonia is -28 1/10°F and of Propylene is -53 9/10°F. What is the difference in their boiling points? -82°F 26°F 25 4/5°F -81 4/5°…

The boiling point (at atmospheric pressure) of Ammonia is -28 1/10°F and of Propylene is -53 9/10°F. What is the difference in their boiling points? -82°F 26°F 25 4/5°F -81 4/5°…
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The boiling point (at atmospheric pressure) of Ammonia is -28 1/10°F and of Propylene is -53 9/10°F. What is the difference in their boiling points?

-82°F

26°F

25 4/5°F

-81 4/5°F

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yeah I got it right

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User Haroun SMIDA
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I think it's 25 4/5 F
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User Delroh
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