ntIf the reactants are CH4 + 2O2 and we need to count number of moles of reactants , will it be 1mole of methane+ 2 moles of oxygen = 3 moles of reactantsn ntOr do we have to calculate individually for carbon , oxygen and hydrogen?n

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g of

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