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Cyanuric acid is formed by drawing a water *
molecule from triiot
true
Error
Natural gas does not usually contain one of *
:the following gases
nitrogen gas
arcon gas
hydrogen sulfide gas
O Hydrogen chloride gas
Concentrated sulfuric acid is used in the
reaction to prepare acetaldehyde from
acetylene
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