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Old Mar 12, 2007 | 12:14 pm
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Originally Posted by Yaatri
Mass of 1 ml of H2 depends on the pressure. Volume of a gas, such as H2 is not a meaningful quantity unless pressure and temperature are also given.
You only need to know density. Pressure and temperature have influence over density, but the measurement needed is density.
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