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Match the mass of elements given in coloumn I with the no. of moles given in column II and mark the appropriate choice.

A

`(A) to (iv), (B) to (iii), (C) to (ii), (D) to (i)`

B

`(A) to (i), (B) to (iii), (C) to (ii), (D) to (iv)`

C

`(A) to (iii), (B) to (ii), (C) to (i), (D) to (iv)`

D

`(A) to (ii), (B) to (i), (C) to (iv), (D) to (iii)`

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(A) : 28g of He `=28/4=7` mol
(B) : 46g of Na `=46/23=2` mol
(C) : 60g of Ca `=60/40=1.5` mol
(D) : 27g of Al `=27/27=1` mol
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