Asked by Jason
A student in 51LA conducts a melting point experiment with an unknown
compound and observes a melting range of 122 – 129 °C. Is this a typical
range for a melting point? If not, what range would be typical?
Well for a pure compund the meliting range is from .5 to 2.0C. I think the range of 122-129 C is too high. I'm I right?
compound and observes a melting range of 122 – 129 °C. Is this a typical
range for a melting point? If not, what range would be typical?
Well for a pure compund the meliting range is from .5 to 2.0C. I think the range of 122-129 C is too high. I'm I right?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
It does appear to be contaminated.
Answered by
Jason
what is the typical melting range of a compound? I think .5 to 2.0 C is way tooo low.
Answered by
DrBob222
I always used a range of 1-2<sup>o</sup> C.
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