In each of the following groups of substances, pick the one with the given property. 1. Highest boiling point: Hg, NaCI, or N2 2. Lowest freezing point: H2, CH4, or CO 3. Smallest vapor pressure at 25°C: SiO2, CO2, or H2O

In each of the following groups of substances, pick the one with the given property. 1. Highest boiling point: Hg, NaCI, or N2 2. Lowest freezing point: H2, CH4, or CO 3. Smallest vapor pressure at 25°C: SiO2, CO2, or H2O

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In each of the following groups of substances, pick the one with the given
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1. Highest boiling point: Hg, NaCl, or N2
2. Lowest freezing point: H2, CH4, or CO
3. Smallest vapor pressure at 25°C: SiO2, CO2, or H2O
4. Greatest viscosity: honey, water, or acetone
5. Greatest heat of vaporization: HF, HCI, HBr, or HI

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