Why Does One Mole of a Gas Occupy 22

question 15

Multiple Choice

Why does one mole of a gas occupy 22.4 L, no matter what the gas happens to be?

• A)Because gas laws are all the same.
• B)Because gas particles actually occupy very little of that volume.
• C)Because all gas particles in any gas are of high enough energy.
• D)None of the above; rather, there are different volumes for different gases.

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