A 2.25 L vessel at 23°C contains three gases: N2, H2, and Og. The system contains 2.40 g of N2, 0.360 g of H2, and 7.80 g of O2. a) Determine the moles of each gas in the reaction vessel. N2 mol H2 mol O2 mol b) Determine the total pressure in the container (in atm). atm Ptot

A 2.25 L vessel at 23°C contains three gases: N2, H2, and Og. The system contains 2.40 g of N2, 0.360 g of H2, and 7.80 g of O2. a) Determine the moles of each gas in the reaction vessel. N2 mol H2 mol O2 mol b) Determine the total pressure in the container (in atm). atm Ptot

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A 2.25 L vessel at 23°C contains three gases: N2, H2, and O9. The system contains 2.40 g of
N2, 0.360 g of H2, and 7.80 g of O2.
a) Determine the moles of each gas in the reaction vessel.
N2
mol
H2
mol
mol
b) Determine the total pressure in the container (in atm).
atm
Ptot

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