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Q5)  options:  sour gas                         the elemental solid                        hydrogen sulfide                          sulfuric acid

Q5)  options:  sour gas                         the elemental solid                        hydrogen sulfide                          sulfuric acid

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Q5)  options:  sour gas

                        the elemental solid

                       hydrogen sulfide

                         sulfuric acid    

Group 16 elements Answer these questions about the group 16 elements. (1) Within this group, polonium + is a metal, tellurium + is a metalloid, and selenium + is a nonmetal. (2) Which of these is not an important industrial use of oxygen? dehydrating agent How is oxygen extracted commercially? fractional distillation of liquid air (3) Which of these substances is paramagnetic? 02(g) + (4) The most common allotrope of sulfur is a solid with what colour? yellow (5) Which of these is not a common naturally occurring source of sulfur? sour gas
Transcribed Image Text:Group 16 elements Answer these questions about the group 16 elements. (1) Within this group, polonium + is a metal, tellurium + is a metalloid, and selenium + is a nonmetal. (2) Which of these is not an important industrial use of oxygen? dehydrating agent How is oxygen extracted commercially? fractional distillation of liquid air (3) Which of these substances is paramagnetic? 02(g) + (4) The most common allotrope of sulfur is a solid with what colour? yellow (5) Which of these is not a common naturally occurring source of sulfur? sour gas
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