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Under similar conditins of T and P, equal volumes of all gases contain equal number of molecules'. This statement is given by

A

Dalton's law

B

Law of constant composition

C

Avodadro's hypothesis

D

Berzelius's hypothesis

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C
This is according to Avodadro.s hypothesis
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