Two balloons are filled to the same pressure at the same temperature. One is filled with 2.40 moles of fluorine; the other is filled with 2.40 moles ofsulfur dioxide.Part 1(a) Which gas is more dense?Choose one:O A. F2O B. They have equal densities.O C. Cannot be determined.OD. SO2

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Two balloons are filled to the same pressure at the same temperature. One is filled with 2.40 moles of fluorine; the other is filled with 2.40 moles of sulfur dioxide. Part 1 (a) Which gas is more dense? Choose one: O A. F2 O B. They have equal densities. O C. Cannot be determined. OD. SO2