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This question is in regards to a 'Boiling Point Determination' lab for Organic Chemistry:

Knowing that we are working on a semi-micro scale, do you expect that our measured boiling temperatures will be generally lower or higher than the accepted value? Please EXPLAIN your answer.

Thank you in advance.

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