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What are the correct coefficients if the law of conservation of mass is applied to the decomposition reaction as follows NH₄NO₃ ⟶ N₂O + H₂O A.2,2,2 B.1,1,2 C.2,1,2 D.1,2,2
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What are the correct coefficients if the law of conservation of mass is applied to the decomposition reaction as follows NH₄NO₃ ⟶ N₂O + H₂O

A.2,2,2
B.1,1,2
C.2,1,2
D.1,2,2

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B.1,1,2

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