Some properties of X, Y, Z at constant pressure are given in following table.PROPERTYChangeNot changeNot changeTemperature during fusionIncluding different kind of atomsIncluding different kind of moleculesWhich ones of the followings are correct according to the information given in table?I. X is a compoundII. Y is an elementIII. Z is a pure substance18 -O A) Only IIO B) Only IIIOC) I. II and IIIO D) II and IIIO E) Only I

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Some properties of X, Y, Z at constant pressure are given in following table. PROPERTY Temperature during fusion | Including different kind of atoms Including different kind of molecules X Change Not change Not change 18 - Which ones of the followings are correct according to the information given in table? I. X is a compound II. Y is an element III. Z is a pure substance O A) Only II O B) Only III OC) I, II and III OD) I and III O E) Only I

Some properties of X, Y, Z at constant pressure are given in following table. PROPERTY Temperature during fusion | Including different kind of atoms Including different kind of molecules X Change Not change Not change 18 - Which ones of the followings are correct according to the information given in table? I. X is a compound II. Y is an element III. Z is a pure substance O A) Only II O B) Only III OC) I, II and III OD) I and III O E) Only I

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter12: States Of Matter

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