A mixture that melts like a pure compound is called a ~_______ mixture.
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A mixture that melts like a pure compound is called a _______ mixture.
Melting Point Range
The melting point range begins at the temperature at which the solid starts to melt. This is when the first bubble comes out of the capillary tube. The melting point range ends with the temperature at which all the solid has been converted to liquid. The melting point range can be a good assessment of the purity of a substance.
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