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a solid has a mp of 133-137 oc. what can one conclude about the sample? the sample is one of four possible compounds the

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A solid sample has a MP of 133 - 137°C. one can conclude about the sample is It is relatively impure.

the temperature at which a compound completely melts is called as melting point but generally we don't observe a melting point rather a range is observed  if range more than 20 C is observed generally it's said that it's impure an impure solid melts over a wide range and at a temperature lower than that of the pure solid. so since the last value 139 0 C must be the reported value when you must have seen it completely melting so it's melting point should be this only .

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