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The image depicts a question from an educational quiz regarding the melting points of different chemical compounds. The task is to rank the compounds by their melting points.

### List of Compounds:
- **CaCl₂** (Calcium chloride)
- **NH₂OH** (Hydroxylamine)
- **PCl₃** (Phosphorus trichloride)
- **KI** (Potassium iodide)
- **Cl₂** (Chlorine)
- **CH₄** (Methane)

### Task:
- Rank the compounds based on their melting points. 
- Use the provided circles labeled "1" and "2" to indicate the compounds with the highest melting points.

### Additional Features:
- The quiz consists of 20 questions in total, and this is question 6.
- Options are available to view solutions or submit answers.
- The interface shows a progress bar ("6 of 20 QUESTIONS COMPLETED").

This type of activity is useful for chemistry students to practice understanding and predicting the physical properties of different substances based on their chemical composition.
Transcribed Image Text:The image depicts a question from an educational quiz regarding the melting points of different chemical compounds. The task is to rank the compounds by their melting points. ### List of Compounds: - **CaCl₂** (Calcium chloride) - **NH₂OH** (Hydroxylamine) - **PCl₃** (Phosphorus trichloride) - **KI** (Potassium iodide) - **Cl₂** (Chlorine) - **CH₄** (Methane) ### Task: - Rank the compounds based on their melting points. - Use the provided circles labeled "1" and "2" to indicate the compounds with the highest melting points. ### Additional Features: - The quiz consists of 20 questions in total, and this is question 6. - Options are available to view solutions or submit answers. - The interface shows a progress bar ("6 of 20 QUESTIONS COMPLETED"). This type of activity is useful for chemistry students to practice understanding and predicting the physical properties of different substances based on their chemical composition.
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