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What is the mole ratio of C to B in the following generic chemical reaction? 2A+3B -- > C+ 4D
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What is the mole ratio of C to B in the following generic chemical reaction?

2A+3B -- > C+ 4D

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Mole ratio would be: C/B = 1/3

In short, Your Answer would be 1:3

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