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Hydrogen and argon are kept in two separate but identical vessel at constant temperature and pressure, then which of the following is CORRECT ?

A

Both contain same number of atoms.

B

The number of atoms of argon is half than that of hydrogen.

C

The number of atoms of argon is double than that of hydrogen

D

The number of atom of argon is `1//4^(th)` than that of hydrogen.

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