How Are the Oxygen- Containing Compounds of Xenon Made

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Multiple Choice

How are the oxygen- containing compounds of xenon made?

• A) by direct combination of the elements
• B) by thermal decomposition of the xenon hydroxide
• C) by reaction of the corresponding xenon fluoride with water
• D) by reaction of xenon with peroxide
• E) Xenon is inert and does not form compounds with oxygen.

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