16 g of O(2) gas and x g of H(2) occupy ...

`16 g` of `O_(2)` gas and `x g` of `H_(2)` occupy the same volume at the same temperature and pressure. Then `x =`

`2 g`

`1 g`

`8 g`

`16 g`

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`(m)/(M)` of oxygen `= (m)/(M)` of hydrogen

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