Chemistry, 13.02.2020 18:30 rsnyder

Substance A has a melting point of 80 degrees celsius and substance B has a melting point of 69 degrees celsius. If you start with pure A and add larger percentages of B what woud happen to the melting point at 0% B, at 10% B, at 50% B, at 90% B, at 100% B, (Describe the general process, no need to state exact melting points.)

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