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`4:3` gm of an alkane is burnt in sufficient oxygen. The `CO_2` formed reacts cmpletely with 300mL , 2N NaOH solution producing `Na_(2)CO_(3)`. The alkane should be :

`C_(3)H_(8)`

`C_12H_26`

`C_6H_14`

`C_2H_6`

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