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How do the number of molecules, n, in 1.0L of each of the following gases, `CH_(4), N_(2), CO_(2)`, compare at 1 atm and `25^(@)C`?

`n_(CH_(4)) lt n_(CO_(2)) lt n_(N_(2))`

`n_(N_(2)) lt n_(CO_(2)) lt n_(CH_(4)`

`n_(CO_(2)) lt n_(CH_(4)) lt n_(N_(2)`

`n_(CH_(4)) = n_(CO_(2)) = n_(N_(2)`

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