Arrange the following groups of substances in order, highest boiling point first (i) He, Ne and Ar (ii) Bromomethane, Fluoromethane, chloromethane,

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Arrange the following groups of substances in order, highest boiling point first (i) He, Ne and Ar (ii) Bromomethane, Fluoromethane, chloromethane,

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I) descending order first highest to smallest Ar Ne He ii) Bromomethane chloromethane Fluoromethane

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