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What is the minimum hydrogen to helium ratio observered?

1:1
2:1
3:1
4:1

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Answer: The answer is 3:1. I took the test so I know this is the answer

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Nazmus Shakib answered Jan 23, 2018

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The minimum hydrogen to helium ratio is 3:1

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