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The no. of carbon atoms in two different sample (A) and (B) are same. (A) contains equimolar mixture of C6H12O6 and C12H22O11 while (B) contains equimolar mixture of HCHO and CH3CHO. The ratio of no. of H atoms in the two sample is: (A) 17/18 (B) 17/19 (C) 17/36 (D) None of these

The no. of carbon atoms in two different sample (A) and (B) are same. (A) contains equimolar mixture of C6H12O6 and C12H22O11 while (B) contains equimolar mixture of HCHO and CH3CHO. The ratio of no. of H atoms in the two sample is: (A) 17/18 (B) 17/19 (C) 17/36 (D) None of these

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grenade
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(A) 17/18

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