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The equilibrium constant of the reaction `A_(2)(g)+B_(2)(g)hArr 2AB(g)` at 373 K is 50. If 1 L of flask containing 1 mole of `A_(2)g` is connected to 2L flask containing 2 moles `B_(2)(g)` at `100^(@)C`, the amount of AB produced at equilibrium at `100^(@)C` would be

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