11. If a container holds a mixture of nitrogen at 1100 torr and hydrogen at 0.45atm, what is the total pressure inside the container? 12. If argon is collected over water at 29 °C and 1.25 atm, what is the partial pressure of argon? (7a) 2.3L O2; (7b) 25.5g KCI; (8) 3.57g/L; (9) 121g/mol; (10a) 1.8mol; (10b) 8.0L; (10c) 6.0L; (11) 1.8atm; (12) 1.21atm

11. If a container holds a mixture of nitrogen at 1100 torr and hydrogen at 0.45atm, what is the total pressure inside the container? 12. If argon is collected over water at 29 °C and 1.25 atm, what is the partial pressure of argon? (7a) 2.3L O2; (7b) 25.5g KCI; (8) 3.57g/L; (9) 121g/mol; (10a) 1.8mol; (10b) 8.0L; (10c) 6.0L; (11) 1.8atm; (12) 1.21atm

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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