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Carbon and oxygen combine to from two oxdies, carbon is respectively ` 12: 16` and ` 12 : 32`. These figurs illustrate the :

A

Law of multiple proportions

B

Law of reciprocal proportions

C

Law of conservation of mass

D

Law of constant proportions

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The correct Answer is:
A

Law of multiple proportions
In `CO and CO_(2)` ratio of wt of oxygen `=16:32`
`=1:2" (for fixed may of carbon)"`
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