Question 5Which of the following are included under physical properties?flammabilityO aciditydensitymelting pointtasteQuestion 6Which of the following is/are properties of nonmetalsthey are good conductors of heat and electricityhydrogen is a nonmetalO they are malleableThey are good insulatorsall but one are solid are room temperature Question 3Choose all answers that apply to CuCl2O homogeneouscompoundheterogeneousmoleculemixtureO pure substanceQuestion 4Choose all answers that apply to CH4compoundO pure substancemixtureO moleculeelement

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Which of the following are included under physical properties? O flammability O acidity density melting point O taste

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