Which of the following statements about boiling points is true?
the boiling point is the same...
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Which of the following statements about boiling points is true?
the boiling point is the same for all substances
the boiling point of a substance can be the same as the freezing
the boiling point of a substance is lower than its freezing point
the boiling point of a substance is higher than its freezing point
( this is basically for science but science wasn't an option on the list xd )
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