How dalton's atomic theory failed to explain the law of gaseous volumes?
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Dalton's atomic theory could not explain gay-lussac's law of chemical combination of gaseous substances in terms of their volumes. This is due to the fact that Dalton did not make any distinction between the smallest particle of an element (atom) and that of a compound (molecule).
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Dalton's atomic theory could not explain gay-lussac's law of chemical combination of gases substance in terms of their volumes. This is due to the fact that Dalton did not make any distinction between the smallest particle of an element (atom) and that of a compound (molecule).
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