7. Between what point where heat of fusion exist? 8. Between what point where heat of vaporization exist? Activity 2 HEATING CURVE OF ETHANOL E BOILING F GAS AV LIQUID B MELTINGC -115-- SOLID TIME T'E'N°A Questions: 1. What point where ethanol begins to melt? 2. What is ethanol's melting point? 3. What point where ethanol is all done melting? 4. Between what point where solid and liquid ethanol co-exist? 5. At what point is ethanol is all in its gas phase? 6. Between what point where liquid and gas ethanol co-exist? NOIS PASIGC OF S TEMPERATURE (C) 8

7. Between what point where heat of fusion exist? 8. Between what point where heat of vaporization exist? Activity 2 HEATING CURVE OF ETHANOL E BOILING F GAS AV LIQUID B MELTINGC -115-- SOLID TIME T'E'N°A Questions: 1. What point where ethanol begins to melt? 2. What is ethanol's melting point? 3. What point where ethanol is all done melting? 4. Between what point where solid and liquid ethanol co-exist? 5. At what point is ethanol is all in its gas phase? 6. Between what point where liquid and gas ethanol co-exist? NOIS PASIGC OF S TEMPERATURE (C) 8

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