2. Which is the correct arrangement in terms of increasing molecular mobility?A. gas-liquid-solidB. liquid-gas-solid3. The following elements are examples of noble gas EXCEPT forC. plasma-gas-solidD. solid-liquid-gasA. HeliumB. NitrogenC. NeonD. Xenon4. Which of the following is an example of diatomic molecule?A. F1B. H2C. NaD. O4

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2. Which is the correct arrangement in terms of increasing molecular mobility? A. gas-liquid-solid B. liquid-gas-solid 3. The following elements are examples of noble gas EXCEPT for A. Helium 4. Which of the following is an example of diatomic molecule? C. plasma-gas-solid D. solid-liquid-gas B. Nitrogen C. Neon D. Xenon A. F1 B. H2 C. Na D. O4

2. Which is the correct arrangement in terms of increasing molecular mobility? A. gas-liquid-solid B. liquid-gas-solid 3. The following elements are examples of noble gas EXCEPT for A. Helium 4. Which of the following is an example of diatomic molecule? C. plasma-gas-solid D. solid-liquid-gas B. Nitrogen C. Neon D. Xenon A. F1 B. H2 C. Na D. O4

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