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`Br_(2)(l)` reacts with `Cl_(2)(g)` to form `BrCl` and `BrCl_(3),` simultaneously. How many moles of `Cl_(2)(g)` reactas completely with 3 moles of `Br_(2)(i)` to give `BrCl` and `BrCl_(3)` in 5:1 mole ratio?

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