The statement that molecular weight of all gases occupy the same volume at NTP is known as

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• "The molecular weights of all the perfect gases occupy the same volume under same conditions of pressure and temperature".
• The statement that the volume of a mixture of ideal gases is equal to the span of the partial volumes which the constituent gases would occupy if each existed alone at the pressure and temperature of the mixture, is known as
• Two gases X and Y having the same temperature T, the same pressure P and the same volume V are mixed. If the mxiture has the volume V and temperature T, then the pressure of the mixture must be
• The value of the product of molecular weight and the gas characteristic constant for all gases in kgf m/1 kg mol ?K is
• The molecular volume of all the gases at 2 ata and 30?C is
• The weight of 1 cu-m of carbon dioxide at NTP if the characteristic gas constant is 19.28 kg metre/kg/?C, would be
• A gas having adiabatic index y = 1.4 and atmic weight A will have molecular weight
• The molecular volume of any perfect gas at 600 x 103 N/m3 and 27?C will be
• When two gases are not under the same conditions of temperature and pressure, upon mixing there will be
• A gs which satisfies the Kinetic theory of gases is known as