Red-hot coke is treated with steam to give water gas, and then all the CO formed is reacted with more steam (CO + H2O -

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Red-hot coke is treated with steam to give water gas, and then all the CO formed is reacted with more steam (CO + H2O -> CO2 + H2). Starting from 1 mol of carbon and assuming complete conversion in both steps, the gas mixture finally contains

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2 mol H2 and 1 mol CO2

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1 mol H2 and 1 mol CO2

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2 mol H2 and 2 mol CO2

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2 mol H2 and 1 mol CO

Red-hot coke is treated with steam to give water gas, and then all the $CO$ formed is reacted with more steam ( $CO + H X_{2} O CO X_{2} + H X_{2}$ ). Starting from 1 mol of carbon and assuming complete conversion in both steps, the gas mixture finally contains

Answer: C

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Red-hot coke is treated with steam to give water gas, and then all the CO formed is reacted with more steam (CO+HX2​O​COX2​+HX2​). Starting from 1 mol of carbon and assuming complete conversion in both steps, the gas mixture finally contains

Answer: C

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Red-hot coke is treated with steam to give water gas, and then all the $CO$ formed is reacted with more steam ( $CO + H X_{2} O CO X_{2} + H X_{2}$ ). Starting from 1 mol of carbon and assuming complete conversion in both steps, the gas mixture finally contains