Chemistry, asked by TheElite07, 1 year ago

No. of particles in 10 g of hydrogen will be more than the no. of particles in 10 g of helium.Just answer am i right?

Answers

Answered by lohit58

0

no both hydrogen and helium will have same no of particles

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 7 months ago

On measuring the thickness of a nail using a screw gauge, Neel and Ronik recorded different measurements. Neel recorded the thickness of the nail as 1.5605 mm while Ronik recorded it as 1.5645 mm. If the exact thickness of the nail was 1.5625 mm, then what is the percentage error recorded by each of them? Round off your answer to the nearest hundredths. Also, state whose measurement was more...

Math, 7 months ago

factorise 16a²b-64b³ ...

Physics, 7 months ago

please give me some numerical on solubility I urgently want it...I hv to practice it...no.irrelevent answers please...

Science, 1 year ago

how are sounds produced by us?

Math, 1 year ago

area of box 49 Pi height 10 cm find volume and curved surface area of cone...

Math, 1 year ago

Prove that the nth term of an A.P, cannot be n^2 + 1. Justify your answer !!

Math, 1 year ago

A card is drawn from a pack of 52 cards what is the probability that it is any card number from 2 to 10...

Science, 1 year ago

chemical name of baking soda...