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In the following reaction, 3A (g)+B(g) h...

In the following reaction, `3A (g)+B(g) hArr 2C(g) +D(g)`, Initial moles of `B` is double at A . At equilibrium, moles of A and C are equal. Hence `%` dissociation is `:`

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