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In the reaction, Hydrogen(g)+ Oxygen (g) `rarr` watervapour, the ratio of volumes is 2:1:2:. This illustrates the law of

A

Conservation of mass

B

Combining weights

C

Combining volumes

D

All the above

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C
Law of combining volumes
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