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Characteristics of Chemical Equilibrium

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chemically unreactive three different gases A B and C of molecular masses 16, 32 and 64 are enclosed in a vessel at constant temperature till the equilibrium is reached which of the following statement is true
1)gas A will be at the top of vessel
2)gas B will be at the top of vessel
3) gas C will be at the bottom of vessel
4) gases will form homogeneous mixture

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4th option because they are unreactive gases.

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