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A

1–NaCl, 2–HCl, 3–NH₄OH

B

1–NH₄OH, 2–NaCl, 3–HCl

C

1–HCl, 2–NaCl, 3–NH₄OH

D

1–NH₄OH, 2–HCl, 3–NaCl

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