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Calculate moles of excess reagent left and moles of product produced in the following -
(i) `{:(2A + 3B to 4C),(1" "2):}`
(ii) `{:(A + 2B + 3 C to 4C + 5B),(0.5" "0.8" "0.9):}`s
(iii) `{:(3A + B to 2C),(5" "2):}`
(iv) `{:(2A+ 3B+4C to 5D + 6E),(12. " "1.8" "3):}`
`(iv) {:(5A+6B+8C+2D),(10 " "15):}`

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The correct Answer is:
`(##ALN_NC_CHM_MC_E01_022_A01##)`
`{:((i),0,0.5,2,,),((ii),0.2,0.2,0,1.2,1.5),((iii),0,1/3,10/3,,),((iv),0,0,0.6,3,3.6),((iv),0,3,16,4,):}`
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