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If a liter of CO2 is compared to a liter of H2, both at 25 C and one atmosphere pressure, then:

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If a liter of CO2 is compared to a liter of H2, both at 25 C and one atmosphere pressure, then:

If a liter of CO₂ is compared to a liter of H₂, both at 25 °C and one atmosphere pressure, then:

▸ the CO₂ and H₂ molecules have the same average speed

▸ there are more H₂ molecules than CO₂ molecules

▸ the average kinetic energy of the CO₂ molecules is greater than that of the H₂ molecules

▸ the CO₂ molecules are, on the average, moving more slowly than the H₂ molecules

▸ the mass of one liter of CO₂ equals the mass of one liter of H₂

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