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Maximum concentration of Ortho-`H_(2)` in ordinary luydrogen is

A

75% ortho - `H_2` + 25% para `-H_2`

B

25%ortho`-H_2` + 75% para `-H_2`

C

50% ortho `-H_2` + 50% para `-H_2`

D

99% para -`H_2 ` + 10% ortho `-H_2`

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Maximum concentration of ortho hydrogen at ordinary temperature is 75%
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