The gas, which is adsorbed in minimum am...

The gas, which is adsorbed in minimum amount by activated charcoal is ___________.
(Critical temperature of `SO_(2):" 430 K, Cl"_(2):417K, NH_(3)="406 K and "N_(2): 126 K`)

A

`SO_(2)`

B

`Cl_(2)`

C

`NH_(3)`

D

`N_(2)`

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The correct Answer is:

D

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