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相同条件下,在容积相同的三个烧瓶内分别充满干燥的NH3、HCl、NO2气体,做喷

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相同条件下,在容积相同的三个烧瓶内分别充满干燥的NH3、HCl、NO2气体,做喷泉实验,所得三种溶液的物质的量浓度比为

A.3 :3 :2

B.2 :2 :3

C.1 :1 :1

D.无法比较

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答案:C

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