Which shows the solids from lowest to highest melting points carbon dioxide -78.5 melting point hexane -95.3 melting point ethanol -114 melting point

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To arrange the substances based on their melting points from lowest to highest, we need to compare the melting points of each:

  • Hexane: melting point of -95.3 °C
  • Ethanol: melting point of -114 °C
  • Carbon dioxide: melting point of -78.5 °C

Now, we can order them:

  1. Ethanol: -114 °C (lowest melting point)
  2. Hexane: -95.3 °C
  3. Carbon dioxide: -78.5 °C (highest melting point)

So, the order from lowest to highest melting point is:

Ethanol < Hexane < Carbon dioxide

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