Dalton agreed that if the volume of HCl gas (for example) is twice the volume of either hydrogen or of chlorine, there must be half as many molecules per volume in HCl.
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twice the volume of either hydrogen or of chlorine
that if the volume of HCl gas (for example) is twice the volume of either hydrogen or of chlorine, there must be half as many molecules per volume in HCl