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Two vessels are connected by a valve of negligible volume. One container, A has 2.8 g `N_(2)` at `T_(1)K`. The other container, B is completely evacuated. The container A is heated to `T_(2)K`, while container B is maintained at `T_(2)/3 K` . Volume of A is half that of B. If the valve is opened, then

A

6/70 moles of `N_(2)` will be present in B

B

The weight ratio of `N_(2)` in A and B vessels is 1:6

C

`N_(2)` gas does not enter into B vessel

D

number of moles of `N_(2)` released into B vessel is less than that in A vessel

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