To find if the absolute value of the freezing point of chlorine greater than or less than the absolute value of the freezing point of nitrogen.
Answer to Problem 54IP
The absolute value of the freezing point of chlorine is less than the absolute value of the freezing point of nitrogen.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The table shows the freezing point of various elements:
The absolute value of the freezing point of chlorine is
The absolute value of the freezing point of nitrogen is
Show the absolute value of the freezing point of chlorine and nitrogen using a number line:
Since, is to the left ofis less than
Hence, the absolute value of the freezing point of chlorine is less than the absolute value of the freezing point of nitrogen.
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