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1. Which substance below would you predict to most readily enter the gas phase from the liquid phase? На a. CНз Нас H2 b. CHз Нас Н2 H2 .C c. но Hзс Н2 :o: d. "CHз H3C

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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1. Which substance below would you predict to most readily enter the gas phase from the liquid
phase?
На
a.
CНз
Нас
H2
b.
CHз
Нас
Н2
H2
.C
c.
но
Hзс
Н2
:o:
d.
"CHз
H3C

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