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Active mass of 0.64g SO(2) in 10 lit ves...

Active mass of 0.64g `SO_(2)` in 10 lit vessel is

A

`10^(-2)` M

B

`10^(-3)` M

C

`10^(-1)` M

D

0.64g

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The correct Answer is:
B
Active mass = `(n)/(v//"(lit)")`
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