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During a seminar session in the class , the presenter argued that equal amounts of both `H_2` and `N_2` on heating at constant pressure will expand in the same rate. Another student objected this argument by saying that they will expand differently since their molecular masses are different .
b) Which law helped you to reach the answer ?

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