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For each of these equations, determine the change in the number of moles of gas, δngas.?

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A.) reactants - 0 moles of gas, products - 4 moles of gas, Δn = 4 moles
B.) reactants - 2 moles of gas, products - 2 moles of gas, Δn = 0 moles
C.) reactants - 3 moles of gas, products - 0 moles of gas, Δn = -3 moles
D.) reactants - 1 mole of gas, products - 0 moles of gas, Δn = -1 moles

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