Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, November 11, 2010 at 8:08am.
If they are the same compound then the melting point of a mixture will be the same as a and b. If a and b are different compounds then a mixture of the two will have a different (lower) melting point than a and b.
what is the structure of phenylhexane?
It is not a good idea to piggy back questions because it looks as though the original question has been answered, so one looks at the next.
I have answered the hexyl benzene question above.
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