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Silver fluoride (m.p. = 435°C) is added to molten lithium iodide (m.p. = 449°C), and the mixture is allowed to cool down to room temperature. Provide brief explanation for your reasoning

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Silver fluoride (m.p. = 435°C) is added to molten lithium iodide (m.p. = 449°C), and the
mixture is allowed to cool down to room temperature. Provide brief explanation for your
reasoning

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