The melting and boiling points of compound A are 245 °C and 373 °C, respectively, and those of compound B are 296 °C and 388 °C. What is the physical state of A and B at 550 K. Select one: O A. A is a gas and B is liquid B. A is solid and B is liquid O C.A is liquid and B is solid O D. A and B are liquid O E. A andB are solid

The melting and boiling points of compound A are 245 °C and 373 °C, respectively, and those of compound B are 296 °C and 388 °C. What is the physical state of A and B at 550 K. Select one: O A. A is a gas and B is liquid B. A is solid and B is liquid O C.A is liquid and B is solid O D. A and B are liquid O E. A andB are solid

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