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Chemistry, 12.11.2020 04:20 pebbles3961

Substance Formula
Mass,
(g)
Physical Color
State
Density Boiling
, (g/cm) Point,
Methane
сн.
16.0
Gas
Colorless
0.423
-161.5
Ammonia
NH,
17.0
Gas
Colorless
0.70
-33
Unknown
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???
???
???
???
???
Propane
CH
44.1
Gas
Colorless
0.493
-12.1
Bromine
Br.
159.8
Liquid
Red
4.04
58.8
Lithium
Li
6.94
Solid
0.534
1342
Silvery,
white
metal
Magnesium Mg
24.3
Solid
1.74
1090
Silver,
white
metal

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