Under ideal-gas conditions, what can be said about gas volume ratios in a reaction?
AThey always equal mass ratios
BThey are always one-to-one
CThey depend only on gas color
DThey match mole ratios
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. They match mole ratios
For ideal gases at known conditions, volume ratios follow the reaction’s mole ratios.
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