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when a boiling point is 120 digrees C, and melting point is -12, what is its agregate condition in 0 digrees?
12 years ago

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Answered by DrBob222
So it is frozen solid below -12 degrees.
It is vapor above 120 degrees.
What is it between those two?
12 years ago
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