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Pure carbon was burnt in excess of oxygen . The gaseous products are `CO_(2)=60` mole% CO=15 mole % , `O_(2)` =25 mole%
In the above gaseous mixture if `SO_(2)` gas is introduced then which of the following will be correct?

A

Molar mass of mixture will increase

B

Gaseous mixture will become heavier

C

(a) and (b) both are correct.

D

Molar mass remains same for homogenous system

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C

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