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In the ideal gas law equation, what does the variable "n" stand for? A. density B. moles of gas C. number of atoms of gas D. number of molecules of gas

In the ideal gas law equation, what does the variable "n" stand for? A. density B. moles of gas C. number of atoms of gas D. number of molecules of gas
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In the ideal gas law equation, what does the variable "n" stand for?

A. density
B. moles of gas
C. number of atoms of gas
D. number of molecules of gas

User Aniket Singh
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I believe it is B) Moles of any gas
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