English II- Pre xA 1-4.1.1 Bone xI Emmaree HerA 1ST STOP-CXI Emmaree Her xA ChemistryO L-Unit 5.1 Te XG 2 the relationA goformative.com/formatives/60466291040cee5e516940ccEmmaree HernandezCarbon dioxide gas is placed inside container A. Hydrogen gas is placed inside container B. Both containers arethe same volume and both gases are at the same temperature and pressure. What can be said about thenumber of particles inside of each container?11The container that holds the gas of higher density will have more particles in it.Container B will have more particles in it because hydrogen has a lower molar mass than carbon dioxide.Nothing can be concluded about the number of particles based on the information given.Both containers will have the same number of particles in them.Bonus:A sample of gas contains NO, NO,, and N,O. The pressure of the gas mixture is 4.68 atm. The pressure of NO is

Option D is Correct Answer. Both containers will have same number of particles in them

Carbon dioxide gas is placed inside container A. Hydrogen gas is placed inside container B. Both containers are the same volume and both gases are at the same temperature and pressure. What can be said about the number of particles inside of each container? O The container that holds the gas of higher density will have more particles in it. O Container B will have more particles in it because hydrogen has a lower molar mass than carbon dioxide. Nothing can be concluded about the number of particles based on the information given. Both containers will have the same number of particles in them.

Carbon dioxide gas is placed inside container A. Hydrogen gas is placed inside container B. Both containers are the same volume and both gases are at the same temperature and pressure. What can be said about the number of particles inside of each container? O The container that holds the gas of higher density will have more particles in it. O Container B will have more particles in it because hydrogen has a lower molar mass than carbon dioxide. Nothing can be concluded about the number of particles based on the information given. Both containers will have the same number of particles in them.

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