Explain Avogadro's law?( do not use technical terms)
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Avogadro's rules stated that equal volumes of all gases, at the same temperature and pressure, have the same number of molecules.
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Avogadro's law
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"Equal volumes of all gases ,at the same temperature and pressure,have the same number of molecules".It is called Avogadro's law.
If the temperature and pressure are constant.Then the volume and the amount of gas molecules are proportional.
V/n=k (k is a constant)
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"Equal volumes of all gases ,at the same temperature and pressure,have the same number of molecules".It is called Avogadro's law.
If the temperature and pressure are constant.Then the volume and the amount of gas molecules are proportional.
V/n=k (k is a constant)
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simple and understandable explanation......thanks
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But if you have any problems you can tell me
u mean in the answer..
Yup.You said not to use technical terms. I used plenty right. So I thought it would be hard for you to understand
no no....it is understable.. i am not that weak in english...
That's great then
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