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    Determine the Normal Melting Point of Benzoic Acid in Degrees
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Determine the Normal Melting Point of Benzoic Acid in Degrees

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Determine the normal melting point of benzoic acid in degrees centigrade given the following data.
H Determine the normal melting point of benzoic acid in degrees centigrade given the following data. <font face= symbol ></font>H   = 18.02 kJ/mol <font face= symbol ></font>S   = 45.56 J/mol · K = 18.02 kJ/mol
S Determine the normal melting point of benzoic acid in degrees centigrade given the following data. <font face= symbol ></font>H   = 18.02 kJ/mol <font face= symbol ></font>S   = 45.56 J/mol · K = 45.56 J/mol · K

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