TRUE OR FALSE, if false then give the correct word to make the statement true then explain 1. Sublimation occurs when a solid has a relatively high vapor pressure at a temperature [above] its melting point. 2. To isolate the desired chemical, a single extraction is [more efficient] than extracting the compound numerous times. 3. The compounds are separated in liquid-liquid extraction based on their relative solubilities in two [immiscible] liquids.

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TRUE OR FALSE, if false then give the correct word to make the statement true then explain 1. Sublimation occurs when a solid has a relatively high vapor pressure at a temperature [above] its melting point. 2. To isolate the desired chemical, a single extraction is [more efficient] than extracting the compound numerous times. 3. The compounds are separated in liquid-liquid extraction based on their relative solubilities in two [immiscible] liquids.
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