Question: Atoms of three different elements are represented by (mathrm{O}), (square), and (Delta). Which compound is left over when three molecules of (mathrm{O} Delta) and three

Atoms of three different elements are represented by \(\mathrm{O}\), \(\square\), and \(\Delta\). Which compound is left over when three molecules of \(\mathrm{O} \Delta\) and three molecules of \(\square \square \Delta\) react to form \(\mathrm{O} \square \Delta\) and \(\mathrm{O} \Delta \Delta\) ?

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