Question

IV. Avogadro's number Consider two identical cylinders with moveable pistons, as described in section II. One contains hydrogen gas other oxygen gas. and the Both cylinders have been in the same room for a long time. Their pistons are at the same height A. Compare the volumes, temperatures, and pressures of the gases in the two eylinders. Compare the number of moles of oxygen gas to the number of moles of hydrogen. consistent with the ideal gas law. Make sure that your answer is . Make sense of your above answers. What quantity is different for the gases in the two cylinders? Help Devon and Victor by identifying the correct parts of their reasoning, and correcting their misconceptions in the following statements: . Devon: Since hydrogen molecules are so much smaller than oxygen molecules, there should be more of them in the same volume." Victor: "No, since the molar mass is 2 g hydrogen and 32 g for oxygen, there must be more oxygen molecules."

Answer 1