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om temperature, substance A is a solid and substance B is a gas. A and B rea llowing equation: A + 3B C om temperature, what state of matter do you predict for substance C? as, because C is three parts B (which is a gas) and one part A (which is a solid). iquid, because C will be intermediate between a solid and a gas. Solid, because C is heavier than A or B. Ne cannot predict the state of matter because we don't know about the bonding/interaction within C,

om temperature, substance A is a solid and substance B is a gas. A and B rea llowing equation: A + 3B C om temperature, what state of matter do you predict for substance C? as, because C is three parts B (which is a gas) and one part A (which is a solid). iquid, because C will be intermediate between a solid and a gas. Solid, because C is heavier than A or B. Ne cannot predict the state of matter because we don't know about the bonding/interaction within C,

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Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach
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Question 4 At room temperature, substance A is a solid and substance B is a gas. A and B react accordir the following equation: A + 3B → C At room temperature, what state of matter do you predict for substance C? O Gas, because C is three parts B (which is a gas) and one part A (which is a solid). O Liquid, because C will be intermediate between a solid and a gas. Solid, because C is heavier than A or B. We cannot predict the state of matter because we don't know about the bonding/interactions present within C. Noxt
Transcribed Image Text:Question 4 At room temperature, substance A is a solid and substance B is a gas. A and B react accordir the following equation: A + 3B → C At room temperature, what state of matter do you predict for substance C? O Gas, because C is three parts B (which is a gas) and one part A (which is a solid). O Liquid, because C will be intermediate between a solid and a gas. Solid, because C is heavier than A or B. We cannot predict the state of matter because we don't know about the bonding/interactions present within C. Noxt
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