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`{:(,2(s),+,3B(g),rarr,4C(g)),(t=0,10mol,,10mol,,):}`
Find final moles of `A,B` and `C` .

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`{:(2A,+,3B,rarr,4C),(t=oo10-10((2)/(3)),,0,,10((4)/(3))),(t=oo(1)/(3)mol,,0,((40)/(3))mol,):}`
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