State the quantitative species inventory for the system

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Give the quantitative species inventory for the system ultimately resulting from a mixture of 2.00 mols Cl2, 1.00 mols Br2, 0.50 mols I2, 0.50 mols NaCl, 1.00 mols NaBr, and 2.00 mols NaI

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