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1.	IF_THE_NO2_IN_THE_FEED_IS_400_GMS,_HOW_MANY_MOLES_HNO3_WILL_BE_IN_THE_PRODUCT??$
A.	2.797
B.	3.797
C.	4.797
D.	5.797
Answer» E.

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