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In a reaction vessel, `100 g H_(2)` and 100 g `Cl_(2)` are mixed and suitable conditions are provided for the reaction: `H_(2(g))+Cl_(2(g))to2HCl_((g))`
The amount of HCl formed in this reaction (at 100% yield) will be

A

102.8 g

B

73 g

C

36.5 g

D

142 g

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