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3 years ago

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vivado [14]3 years ago

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1. chemical change

2. condensation

3. Mellability: A

Flammability: D

Heat of combustion: C

Toxicity: B

4. B

5. Condenstation: C

Melting: A

Sublimation: B

Freezing: D

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