This is a chemistry about the phases and the gas law formulas.

Question

Does the identity of the gas matter when using the gas law formulas? Why or why not?

1. Yes, because the volume of a gas depends on its molar mass.
2. No, except for the ideal gas law, which includes the molar mass of the gas as a variable.
3. Yes, because the density of a gas depends on its molar mass.
4. Yes, because the pressure of a gas depends on its molar mass.
5. No, because the variables in the gas law equations are not dependent on the identity of the gas.

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Answer 1

The answer is

No, because the variables in the gas law equations are not dependent on the identity of the gas.