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1.23 g of Nitro Benzene on reduction with `Zn + NH_(4)Cl` then its gives N-Phenyl hydroxyl amine that isomerised to 4-amino phenol. Then no. of electron involved and the element reduced is

A

`24 xx 10^(21),N`

B

`24 xx 10^(24),N`

C

`12 xx 10^(23),N`

D

`6 xx 10^(23),N`

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