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20.0 kg of N(2(g)) and 3.0 kg of H(2(g))...

20.0 kg of `N_(2(g))` and 3.0 kg of `H_(2(g))` are mixed to produce `NH_(3(g))`. The amount of `NH_(3(g))` formed is :-

A

17 kg

B

34 kg

C

20 kg

D

3 kg

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A
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