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From the following set-up, calculate moles of the gas present in the container of volume 24.63 litre at 600K if the level of mercury in the open tube of the manometer is 36cm higher.
[Given: Atmospheric pressure=78cm of mercury]

A

1.5 moles

B

0.73 moles

C

3 moles

D

1 mole

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