Consider three 1-L flask at STP. Flask A contains H, gas, flask B contains NO, gas, and flask C contains N, gas, which one has the highest number of the molecules, assuming ideal gas behavior? Molar masses: H, = 2g/mol, NO, = 46g/mol, N, = 28g/mol %3D Select one: 9 a. flask B b. flask A c. flask C d. all are the same e. flask A and C

Consider three 1-L flask at STP. Flask A contains H, gas, flask B contains NO, gas, and flask C contains N, gas, which one has the highest number of the molecules, assuming ideal gas behavior? Molar masses: H, = 2g/mol, NO, = 46g/mol, N, = 28g/mol %3D Select one: 9 a. flask B b. flask A c. flask C d. all are the same e. flask A and C

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