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Brown fumes gas
Salt 'A' and gas 'B' are:

A

`NaNO_(2)` and `NO_(2)`

B

`NaNO_(3)` and `NO_(2)`

C

`NaBr` and `HBr`

D

`NaCI` and `CI_(2)`

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