Find out the number of following orders which are correct against the mentioned properties: (a) `H_(2) lt D_(2) lt T_(2) " " ("Number of protons")` (b) `H_(2) lt D_(2) " " ("Bonding energy")` (c) `H_(2) lt D_(2) lt T_(2) " " ("Boiling point")` (d) `H_(2) lt D_(2) lt T_(2) " " ("Number of neutrons")`

Find out the number of following orders which are correct against the

1.	Find out the number of following orders which are correct against the mentioned properties: (a) `H_(2) lt D_(2) lt T_(2) " " ("Number of protons")` (b) `H_(2) lt D_(2) " " ("Bonding energy")` (c) `H_(2) lt D_(2) lt T_(2) " " ("Boiling point")` (d) `H_(2) lt D_(2) lt T_(2) " " ("Number of neutrons")`
Answer» Correct Answer - `0003` (a) No. of protons are equal in `H_(2), D_(2), T_(2)`

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