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The advantage(s) of using `O_(2)` rather than air in the steel industry is(are)
(I) there is a faster conversion , so a given plant can produce more steel in a day.
(II) larger quantities can be handled
(III) it gives a pure product and the surface is free from nitrides

A

I only

B

II and III only

C

II only

D

I, II and III

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D
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