How do the number of molecules, n, in 1.0 L of each of the following gases; ${CH}_{4}, N_{2}, {CO}_{2}$ , compare at 1 atm and $25^{0} C$ ?

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$n_{{CH}_{4}} < n_{{CO}_{2}} < n_{N_{2}}$

$n_{N_{2}} < n_{{CO}_{2}} < n_{{CH}_{4}}$

$n_{{CH}_{4}} = n_{{CO}_{2}} = n_{N_{2}}$

$n_{{CO}_{2}} < n_{{CH}_{4}} < n_{N_{2}}$

answer is D.

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Since the number of molecules depends on the temperature, pressure and volume which is same for all the condition as a result number of molecules will be same for each molecule.

So, option D is correct answer.

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