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If we have 2 L of oxygen in a jar and 2 L of hydrogen in another jar at STP. Number of molecules A. of oxygen is greater than hydrogen B. of oxygen is smaller than hydrogen. C. are equal in both Jars.
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If we have 2 L of oxygen in a jar and 2 L of hydrogen in another jar at STP. Number of molecules

A. of oxygen is greater than hydrogen
B. of oxygen is smaller than hydrogen.
C. are equal in both Jars.

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The answer is A because oxygen atoms are larger than hydrogen atoms hope this helps
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