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2. Gas A has twice as much mass as Gas B. Compared to one mole of gas A, one mole of gas B contains: a) one-half as many particles b) the same number of particles c) twice as many particles d) 22.4 times
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2. Gas A has twice as much mass as Gas B. Compared to one mole of gas A, one mole of

gas B contains:
a) one-half as many particles
b) the same number of particles
c) twice as many particles
d) 22.4 times as many particles

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i think the answer is d
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