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1 g molecule of V(2)O(5) contains :...

1 g molecule of `V_(2)O_(5)` contains :

A

5 mole of oxygen atom

B

2 mole of V atom

C

1 mole of oxygen atom

D

2.5 mole of oxygen atom

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