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One litre of `O_(2)` and one litre of `h_(2)` are taken in a vessel of 2 litre capacity at `NTP` The gases are made to combine to form water .
The mole of `O_(2)` used of formation of water is .

A

`5.23 xx 10^(-2)`

B

`4.23 xx 10^(-2)`

C

`3.23 xx 10^(-2)`

D

`2.23 xx 10^(-2)`

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Volume of `O_(2)` used for formation of `H_(2)O=0.5` litre
`:.` Moles of `O_(2)` used for foramation of `H_(2)O` at `NTP`
` = (0.5)/(22.4) =2.23 xx 10^(-2)` .
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