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No, they are not, but due to the fact that the forces of attraction between them are weak, every gas molecule, from a single ion of Hydrogen to biggest molecules will have the same weak forces of repulsion, resulting in them taking up the same ammount of space.

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Example: Helium weighs more than Oxygen

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Q: Are all gas particles the same weight?
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