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The melting point of 2 known compounds (​trans​-cinnamic acid & urea) were measured in order to observe changes that occur once they are mixed in a 1:1 ratio. Using similar methods, the melting point of an unknown compound was determined. To confirm the identity of the unknown solid, a 1:1 sample of the unknown and a reference sample. Experiment done in lab, before COVID-19.

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