11-2. A gaseous mixture has the following composition on a mass basis: CO,, 35 percent; CO, 10 percent; N2, 55 percent. Determine the following: a. The composition of the mixture on a molar basis b. The partial pressure of each component if the total pressure is 250 kPa and the temperature is 325°C c. The apparent gas constant for the mixture

11-2. A gaseous mixture has the following composition on a mass basis: CO,, 35 percent; CO, 10 percent; N2, 55 percent. Determine the following: a. The composition of the mixture on a molar basis b. The partial pressure of each component if the total pressure is 250 kPa and the temperature is 325°C c. The apparent gas constant for the mixture

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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