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In his classic experiment on the formation of amino acids. Stanley Miller passed an electric discharge in a mixture of
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Stanley Miller has put the oparin-Haldane theory to test in 1953 by creating in the laboratory, the probable condition of the primitive earth. In the experiment, simple amino acids were synthesized from which of the following mixture as observed after 18 days

A

Steam, `CH_4, H_2 and NH_3`

B

`CH_4, CO_2, O_2 and H_2`

C

`NH_3, O_2, H_2` and steam

D

`CH_4, H_2, N_2` and steam

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Steam, `CH_4, H_2 and NH_3`
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