Interpretation:
The compound that will produce greater volume of products on the combination of equal moles and the compound that will produce greater volume of products on the combination of equal grams are to be identified.
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A gas for a certain quantity at constant value of pressureand temperature has a volume, and the number of moles ratio equals for the altered set of surroundings. This can be given by the expression, which is as:
The number of moles is given by the expression, which is as:
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