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Consider a new temperature scale (ºa) based on the melting and boiling points of ammonia (nh3) which are taken as 0.0 ºa and 100.0 ºa, respectively. on the celsius scale ammonia melts at –77.7 ºc and boils at –33.3 ºc. find the temperature in ºa that corresponds to 25.0 ºc

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