Concept:
Hydrogen exists in two spin isomeric forms:
• Ortho-hydrogen: nuclear spins are parallel
• Para-hydrogen: nuclear spins are antiparallel
Step 1:
In ortho-hydrogen:
\[
\text{Total nuclear spin}=1
\]
In para-hydrogen:
\[
\text{Total nuclear spin}=0
\]
Hence:
• Statement A is incorrect
• Statement B is correct
Step 2:
Ortho and para hydrogen differ in:
• Heat capacity
• Boiling point
• Thermal conductivity
Therefore, physical properties are different.
So, statement C is correct.
Step 3:
Their chemical properties are almost identical because both contain the same hydrogen atoms and bonding.
Hence statement D is incorrect.
Step 4:
At higher temperatures, ortho-hydrogen becomes more stable and predominant.
Thus statement E is correct.
\[
\boxed{\text{Correct Option = (3) B, C, E only}}
\]