Eneble EditingActivate2.2Which substance(s) is/are liquid(s) at 400 C?2.3Which substance does not have a liquid phase?2 Study the following list of melting and boiling points of various substances:(5)2.4What is the process called when a solid tums directly into a gas?SubstanceMelting point ("C)Boiling point ()Neon (Ne)-249-246Oxygen (02)-219-1832.5In which state would sulphur exist at a temperature of 25 °C?Carbon dioxide (CO2)-57-57Butane (CaH10o)-138Hydrogen fluoride (HF)-8320Sulphur (S)114440Which of the substance(s) is/are gas(es) at room temperature (25%C)?nere to searchMECED

(2.1)Elemental hydrogen (H, element 1), nitrogen (N, element 7), oxygen (O, element 8), fluorine (F,…

2.2 Which substance(s) is/are liquid(s) at 400 C? 2.3 Which substance does not have a liquid phase? 2 Study the following list of melting and boiling points of various substances: 5) 2.4 What is the process called when a solid turms directly into a gas Substance Helting point ("C) Boiling point () Neon (Ne) -249 -246 Oxygen (0:) -219 -183 2.5 In which state would sulphur exist at a temperature of 25 °C Carbon dioxide (CO.) -57 -57 Butane (CHa) -138 Hydrogen fiuoride (HF) -83 20 Sulphur (S) 114 440 Which of the substance(s) is/are gas(es) at room temperature (25°C)?

2.2 Which substance(s) is/are liquid(s) at 400 C? 2.3 Which substance does not have a liquid phase? 2 Study the following list of melting and boiling points of various substances: 5) 2.4 What is the process called when a solid turms directly into a gas Substance Helting point ("C) Boiling point () Neon (Ne) -249 -246 Oxygen (0:) -219 -183 2.5 In which state would sulphur exist at a temperature of 25 °C Carbon dioxide (CO.) -57 -57 Butane (CHa) -138 Hydrogen fiuoride (HF) -83 20 Sulphur (S) 114 440 Which of the substance(s) is/are gas(es) at room temperature (25°C)?

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