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5. A mixture of gases contains 5.10g of N2, 2.93 g of H2, and 5.17 g of NH3. If it is being confined in a 13.4 L container at 120C. a. Calculate the partial pressure of each of the gases in the mixture in atm b. Calculate the total pressure of the mixture

5. A mixture of gases contains 5.10g of N2, 2.93 g of H2, and 5.17 g of NH3. If it is being confined in a 13.4 L container at 120C. a. Calculate the partial pressure of each of the gases in the mixture in atm b. Calculate the total pressure of the mixture

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