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Acidified potassium permangante is dropped over sodium peroxide taken in a round bottom flask at room temperature, vigorous reaction takes place to produce :

A

Hydrogen peroxide

B

Mixture of hydrogen and oxygen

C

A colourless gas hydrogen

D

A colourless gas dioxygen

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