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One gram of charcoal adsorbs `100ml` of `0.5M` acetic acid to form a monolayer, and the molarity of acetic acid reduces to `0.49` . Calculate the surface area of charcoal adsorbed by each molecule of acetic acid. The surface area of charcoal is `3.01xx10^(2)m^(2)g^(-1)` .

A

`6xx10^(23)m^(2)`

B

`6xx10^(19)m^(2)`

C

`5xx10^(-19) m^(2)`

D

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