Why is a gas in gas mixture always said to be a homogenous mixture?
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There is a large amount of intermolecular space between the gas molecules. When two gases are mixed, particles of one gas can easily pass through the intermolecular space of the other gas. As a result both the gases get completely and evenly mixed forming a homogeneous mixture.
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There is a large amount of intermolecular space between the gas molecules. When two gases are mixed, particles of one gas can easily pass through the intermolecular space of the other gas. As a result both the gases get completely and evenly mixed forming a homogeneous mixture.
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