1. Flasks A and B at the 25 °C are joined by a glass tube with a stopcock. Flask A has volume of 9.000 L and contains nitrogen gas at 3.50 atm, while flask B has a volumeof 14.000 Land ontains carbon monoxide gas at 3.80 atm.a. What is the final volume (in L) that the gases will occupy after the stopcork is opened?The final volume of the gases isb. What is the pressure exerted by each gas after the stopcock is opened?The pressure exterted by nitrogen gas isatmatmThe pressure exerted by carbon monoxide gas isc. What is the total pressure (in atm) iby the gases in the mixture?atmThe total pressure exerted by the gases in the mixture is2. A gas mixture of 25.6 g carbon dioxide, 15.7 g nitrogen gas and 18.7 g helium gas occupies a volume of 4.5 Lat 323 K. R = 0.082057 L.atm/K.mola.What is the total number of moles in the gas mixture?molesThe total number of moles in the gas mixture isb. What is the total pressure (in atm) of gases in the mixture?atmThe total pressure of gases in the mixture is

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1. Flasks A and B at the 25 °C are joined by a glass tube with a stopcock. Flask A has volume of 9.000 L and contains nitrogen gas at 3.50 atm, while flask B has a volume of 14.000 L and ontains carbon monoxide gas at 3.80 atm. a. What is the final volume (in L) that the gases will occupy after the stopcork is opened? The final volume of the gases is b. What is the pressure exerted by each gas after the stopcock is opened? The pressure exterted by nitrogen gas is atm The pressure exerted by carbon monoxide gas is atm c. What is the total pressure (in atm) iby the gases in the mixture? atm The total pressure exerted by the gases in the mixture is

1. Flasks A and B at the 25 °C are joined by a glass tube with a stopcock. Flask A has volume of 9.000 L and contains nitrogen gas at 3.50 atm, while flask B has a volume of 14.000 L and ontains carbon monoxide gas at 3.80 atm. a. What is the final volume (in L) that the gases will occupy after the stopcork is opened? The final volume of the gases is b. What is the pressure exerted by each gas after the stopcock is opened? The pressure exterted by nitrogen gas is atm The pressure exerted by carbon monoxide gas is atm c. What is the total pressure (in atm) iby the gases in the mixture? atm The total pressure exerted by the gases in the mixture is

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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