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Stoichiometrically when 0.01 kg of CaCO3 is heated to produce CO2, occupied a volume at STP is a. 2.2414 dm^3 b. 22.414 dm^3 c. 22414 dm^3 d. 224014 dm^3
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Stoichiometrically when 0.01 kg of CaCO3 is heated to produce CO2, occupied a volume at STP is

a. 2.2414 dm^3
b. 22.414 dm^3
c. 22414 dm^3
d. 224014 dm^3

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