True or false 1.At melting point the equilibria exist between liquid and solid phase. 2.The mixture of solids which had eutectic point 108 C melted below 108 C. 3.The highest melting point temperature for the impure sample is higher than the pure sample. 4.Bronsted-Lawry acid base reaction can occur only in organic phase. 5.Weak acids are not ionized completely.

True or false 1.At melting point the equilibria exist between liquid and solid phase. 2.The mixture of solids which had eutectic point 108 C melted below 108 C. 3.The highest melting point temperature for the impure sample is higher than the pure sample. 4.Bronsted-Lawry acid base reaction can occur only in organic phase. 5.Weak acids are not ionized completely.

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