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The boiling point of a substance in city A is found to be 145 Celsius degrees. The boiling point of the same substance in city B

is 141 Celsius degrees which city ARB is at a higher elevation how do you know

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agasfer [191]3 years ago

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Hmm Im not sure about that

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