What is the freezing point of a compound, in degrees Celsius, with a melting point of 323 K?

50°C

Explanation:

-Melting point is defined as the temperature at which a substance changes state from solid to liquid.

-For most chemical substances, the melting and freezing point are approximately equal.

-Hence, the freezing point for this substance is 323 K

#We convert the temperature as follows:

Hence, the freezing point of the substance is 50°C

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