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The Avogadro-Ampere Law

Under isothermal and isobaric conditions (i.e., at constant T and P), equal volumes of gases contain equal numbers of atoms or molecules. [Pg.1040]

The proportionality constant is independent of the identity of the gas. Some examples of molar volumes of an ideal gas at various T and P conditions are presented in Table 19.3. [Pg.1040]

One important practical consequence is that mole fraction and volume fraction are identical quantities for ideal gases. [Pg.1040]


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