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Problem 1.108 Sodium bromide has a melting point of 1020 K and a boiling point o

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Problem 1.108 Sodium bromide has a melting point of 1020K  and a boiling point of 1669K . Part A Convert these temperatures to degrees Celsius.   Express your answers separated by a comma.
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?C SubmitMy AnswersGive Up Part B Convert these temperatures to degrees Fahrenheit.      Express your answers separated by a comma.
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Explanation / Answer

melting point 1020K = 746.85 degree C and 1376.33 degree Fahrenheit


boiling point 1669K = 1395.85 degree C and 3544.53 degree Fahrenheit

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