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Gas that can not be collected over water is:

A

Gay Lussac's law

B

Dalton's law of partial pressures

C

Boyle's law

D

Avogadro's hypothesis.

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  • Gas that cannot be collected over water is:

    A
    `N_(2)`
    B
    `O_(2)`
    C
    `SO_(2)`
    D
    `PH_(3)`

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    A
    `N_2`
    B
    `O_2`
    C
    `SO_2`
    D
    `PH_3`

  • A gas that cannot be collected over water is.

    A
    `N_2`
    B
    `O_2`
    C
    `SO_2`
    D
    `PH_3`
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