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ChemistryReacting gases combine in simple whole-number ratios by volume when measured at the same temperature and pressure. Which law describes this?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryDifferent samples of the same pure compound contain the same elements in the same fixed mass ratio. Which law does this illustrate?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryWhich statement correctly distinguishes the law of multiple proportions from Gay-Lussac’s law of gaseous volumes?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryWhich statement correctly distinguishes the laws of definite proportions and multiple proportions?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryWhich statement correctly distinguishes the law of conservation of mass from the law of definite proportions?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryA student applies the law of definite proportions to salt water. What is the correct response?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryA student says conservation of mass means each product mass equals each reactant mass. What is the mistake?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryIn which question is the law of multiple proportions most likely to apply?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryTwo pure samples of the same compound have the same mass percentages of their constituent elements. Which law does this illustrate?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryIf a question gives litres of gases at the same temperature and pressure, which law should be thought of first?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryWhich statement uses conservation of mass correctly?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryWhich statement uses definite proportions correctly?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryWhich statement uses multiple proportions correctly?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryIf 1 volume chlorine and 1 volume hydrogen form 2 volumes hydrogen chloride which law applies?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryA student changed the ratio 2:4 into 1:2. What correct process is this?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryTwo samples of a pure compound have A:B as 3:5 and 6:10. What is the correct conclusion?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryIf 3 grams A and 7 grams B form 9 grams product and 1 gram gas is mass conserved?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryIf 6 grams magnesium combines with 4 grams oxygen to form 10 grams substance which law is shown?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryIn an open flask, limestone and acid showed a decrease in mass. What is the most likely reason?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy ChemistryAccording to Gay-Lussac’s law of combining volumes, under what conditions are the volumes of gaseous reactants and products compared?Class 11Some Basic Concepts of ChemistryLaws of chemical combinationEasy