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Select the intermediate in the following reaction mechansim :
`O_(3(g)) hArr O_(2(g)) + O(g)`
`O_((g)) +O_(3(g)) to 2O_(2(g))`

A

`O_(3(g))`

B

`O_((g))`

C

`O_(2(g))`

D

None of these

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