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At same temperature & pressure two flasks of equal volume contain `NH_(3)&SO_(2)` gas respectively. Identify the flask having (i) greater number of molecules (ii) gaseous substance with greater mass (iii) greater number of atoms.

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(i) Accoridng to avogadro's hypothesis, at same temperatue and pressure equal volume of all gases contain equal number of molecules.
At same temperature & pressure two flasks having equal vol. contains equal no. of `NH_(3)&SO_(2)` molecules.
(ii) `NH_(3)=17 and SO_(2)=64`.
`therefore` The flask containing `SO_(2)` gas has greater mass.
(iii) `NH_(3)` is a tetra-atmic and `SO_(2)` is triatomic molecule. so, the flask with `NH_(3)` contains greater no of atoms.
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