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Which of the following represents an element in its most stable form at standard state? [Select all that apply.] Pt (s) 12 (s) Ge (s) C (diamond) O2 (g) N (g) Na* (s) CO2 (g)

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Which of the following represents an element in its most stable form at standard state? [Select all
that apply.]
Pt (s)
12 (s)
Ge (s)
C (diamond)
N (g)
Na* (s)
CO2 (g)

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