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will the number of molecules be that same in equal weight of different substance

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No. The number of molecules of a substance is defined by avagadro constant(6.022*10^23)/molar mass of the substance. As the molar mass of different substance vary but avagadro number is constant . the number of molecules of different substance vary.

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will the number of molecules be that same in equal weight of different substance