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H(2) is adsorbed by different metals. Th...

`H_(2)` is adsorbed by different metals. The order of increasing extent adsorption is

A

`Pd gt Fe gt Pt gt Ni`

B

`Ni gt Fe gt Pt gt Nd`

C

`Fe gt Nigt Pt gt Pd`

D

`Pd gt Pt gt Ni gt Fe`

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