The law of definite proportions is not applicable to nitrogen oxides because

  • A
    Nitrogen atomic weight is not constant
  • B
    Nitrogen molecular weight is variable
  • C
    Nitrogen equivalent weight is variable
  • D
    Oxygen atomic weight is variable

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Match the laws given in List-$A$ with the scientists who discovered them in List-$B$.
List-$A$ List-$B$
$(1)$ Law of Multiple Proportions $(A)$ Dalton
$(2)$ Law of Conservation of Mass $(B)$ Joseph Proust
$(3)$ Law of Definite Proportions $(C)$ Lavoisier
$(D)$ Hofmann

Statement $1$: Creation or destruction of atoms is not possible.
Statement $2$: Under identical conditions of temperature and pressure,the number of atoms/molecules in a given volume of gas is not the same.

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Define the law of multiple proportions. Explain it with two examples. How does this law point to the existence of atoms?

The law of multiple proportions was proposed by

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