Freezing point of mixture

2007-12-13View Original

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Does anyone know how to find the freezing point of a mixture? I need it urgently. Thank you in advance

Reply #22007-12-17

Why isn’t there anyone replying? Any ideas? Is there no universal method? For each one, one has to look up the corresponding reference book, right?

Reply #32007-12-18

There is no universal method. It is also a very complicated process to calculate.

Reply #42008-03-19

Waiting to see the results. Why isn’t there any expert giving an explanation? Looking forward to it. .

Reply #52008-03-19

What substance? Tell me, will it help you?

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