In the following balanced reaction: 0.3 mmol of A and 0.8 mmol of B is reacted to prepare C and D. How many mmol of C can be prepared when the reaction is over with 80% completion? A + 2B mmol 0.3 C + 2D 0.8 ? 0.12 0.24 0.36 ○ 0.48

In the following balanced reaction: 0.3 mmol of A and 0.8 mmol of B is reacted to prepare C and D. How many mmol of C can be prepared when the reaction is over with 80% completion? A + 2B mmol 0.3 C + 2D 0.8 ? 0.12 0.24 0.36 ○ 0.48

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In the following balanced reaction: 0.3 mmol of A and 0.8 mmol of B is
reacted to prepare C and D. How many mmol of C can be prepared when
the reaction is over with 80% completion?
A
+
2B
C
+
2D
0.8
?
mmol 0.3
0.12
0.24
0.36
0.48

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