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Chemistry P5 help

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when i did my way i got temp as 66.5 but ricky's method does make sense so which is correct if it is his how did i get the same ans?
 
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there are supposed to b two lines, mine is a curve at lower temp, n a straight line at high temp :S
 
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how?? the whole graph is coming a curve but the question is asking for two lines to be drawn so, how can i determine the points to draw the lines???
 
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the lower temp = curve and the higher temp = straight line where they meet = transition temp hope it helps :)
 
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what is the range of temperatures we have to draw a curve and what is the range we have to draw a line???
 
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answer for nob 2009 q1 part i think c or d well dude the question table is about monobasic and dibasic acids ........ h2so4 is di basic and ethandios is also dibasic all others are monobasic well we have 2 make the volume constant and then for conc we have to half the number for dibasic ......means if we used 1.0 for hcl then for h2so4 we will take o.50 m ............. i thinks thats enough to know
 
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yeah dat is correct i mean ur soluilty and 1 more tricky question after grapgh and dat is about transition temp . that is 70*c okkkkk
 
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