Are You a Melting Point Master?
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What is the purpose of introducing a tiny amount of an organic solid into a small capillary tube and attaching it to a thermometer in a heating bath?

  • To determine the boiling point of the sample
  • To determine the molecular weight of the sample
  • To determine the melting point of the sample (correct)
  • To determine the density of the sample
  • How do impurities affect the melting point of a sample?

  • They cause the sample to have a higher melting point and a wider range
  • They cause the sample to have a lower melting point and a narrower range
  • They have no effect on the melting point of the sample
  • They cause the sample to have a lower melting point and a wider range (correct)
  • What is the range of melting points for a pure sample of an organic solid?

  • 149.5-150 oC (correct)
  • 145-148 oC
  • 186-189 oC
  • 190-192 oC
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    "How Well Do You Know Melting Points? Test Your Knowledge with Our Quiz!" This quiz will test your understanding of the melting points of organic solids. You'll be asked to identify the process used to determine melting points, the characteristics of pure and impure samples, and the impact of impurities on melting point determination. This quiz is perfect for chemistry students, researchers, or anyone interested in the properties of organic solids. Put your knowledge to the test and see how much you really know about melting

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