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Answer to Problem 1E
The volume of
Explanation of Solution
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The number of molecules of hydrogen molecules and oxygen molecules is same. Therefore, the volume of
The number of molecules of nitrogen molecules is double the number of mole of hydrogen molecules and oxygen molecules. Therefore, the volume of
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