A mixed melting point was determined mixing unknown with benzilic acid (p 144-152), and unknown with adipic acid (mp 150-152), and unknown with salicylic acid (m 145-155). The actual, literature reported melting point of benzilic acid (mp was 149-151), adipic acid (mp 151-3), and salicylic acid (mp 158-161). The students unknown was? How do you know you are right?

A mixed melting point was determined mixing unknown with benzilic acid (p 144-152), and unknown with adipic acid (mp 150-152), and unknown with salicylic acid (m 145-155). The actual, literature reported melting point of benzilic acid (mp was 149-151), adipic acid (mp 151-3), and salicylic acid (mp 158-161). The students unknown was? How do you know you are right?

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl

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Chapter11: Properties Of Solutions

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