MCQ 11: In Group IV, after Carbon, the highest melting point is ofA. Tin (Sn)B. Lead (Pb)C. Silicon (Si)D. Germanium (Ge)

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CQ 11: In Group IV, after Carb A. Tin (Sn) B. Lead (Pb) C. Silicon (Si) D. Germanium (Ge)

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C. Silicon (Si)
D. Germanium (Ge)

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