It is said that "gases assume the shape and volume of container" Suppose some amount of gas is passed - Chemistry -

Question

It is said that "gases assume the shape and volume of
container"
Suppose some amount of gas is passed in an iron container of
dimensions [ 50 cm * 20 cm] and of 1 kg Let the volume found be x
dm3 Now the same amount of gas is passed in a plastic
container of same dimension but of 500 gm So will the
volume of gas remain same or will it change?

Vartika Jain · Accepted Answer

Dear User,
Volume of the gas depends upon the volume of container Since the
dimensions of both the containers are same, therefore the volume of
both the containers will also be the same and so, volume of the gas
will also remain same