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For the reaction , `A+BhArr 3C`, if 'a' mol/litre of each 'A' and 'B' are taken initially then at equilibrium the incorrect relation is :

A

(A) `[A]-[B]=0`

B

(B) `3[B]+[C]=3a`

C

(C) `3[A]+[C]=3a`

D

(D) `[A]+[B]=3[C]`

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The correct Answer is:
D
At equlibrium:
`[A]=[B]`
`[A]+(1)/(3)[C]=a`
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