Chapter 5: Problem 28
How does the number of molecules in a 1 g sample of P2 compare to the number of molecules in a 1 \(\mathrm{g}\) sample of \(\mathrm{P} 4\) ? The number of \(\mathrm{P} 2\) molecules is: F. less, because \(P 2\) has a larger AMM than does \(P 4\) . G. less, because \(P 2\) has a smaller AMM than does P4. H. greater, because \(P 2\) has a larger AMM than does P4. J. greater, because \(P 2\) has a smaller AMM than does P4.
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