ENTRY TEST Chemistry MCQs Stoichiometry Morning Session Key+ Explanation
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Hello, Assalamu Alaikum, how are you all? I hope you all are doing well. I am Dar Mohammad, a chemistry instructor, and you are watching my MCQ session for the int test. We have been discussing MCQs. We are also explaining the tests conducted in our physical classes online so that students can benefit online as well, and the
students can also get the keys and their explanations in the physical classes. So, we have a good series going on.
We have a very trimmed session on YouTube. So, please share it with your friends. Let's start with the test that was conducted in our first year morning session. We took the test of the stream. Today we are explaining it. This is our full chapter. There are around 70 to 8 students and MCQs,
which we will explain on this and will explain them to you all. So stay with us, let's start. Our
first question is same moles of nitrogen, hydrogen, and methane. Are present in 0.1 decimeter cube or 0.1 liter at RTP room temperature, which gas contains greatest number of molecules, so we have a very simple answer to this, it is a very simple answer to this because we have already discussed this, I have explained this to you guys in class,
here it is saying same number of same moles of gases, when you take same moles of gases, then what is their volume, is the same and when their volume is the same, then what are the molecules in them, are they the same, we had read this in the ado la, we had read this in the ado la molar volume topic
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