Two identical containers are filled with gas. The first container is filled neon and the second with krypton. Both containers are placed at NTP conditions.
Which of the following factors will NOT be equal for the two containers?

Number of particles

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Solution

The correct option is A Number of particles
Two identical containers are when filled with gas, one with $N e$ and one with $K r$ and are then placed at $N T P$ . They will be present at same conditions of temperature and pressure.
Also, their volume will be same, since they occupy identical containers but their number of particles would be different.

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Two identical containers are filled with gas. The first container is filled neon and the second with krypton. Both containers are placed at NTP conditions.Which of the following factors will NOT be equal for the two containers?

Two identical containers are filled with gas. The first container is filled neon and the second with krypton. Both containers are placed at NTP conditions.
Which of the following factors will NOT be equal for the two containers?