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Perchlorates are explosives .Ammonium pe...

Perchlorates are explosives .Ammonium perchlorate on heating explodes forming `N_(2),O_(2),HCl` and `H_(2)O` gases .The total number of molecules (or moles) in the balanced chemical equation for explosion of ammonium perchlorate is

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