A different tank of gas contains 2.0 mol of oxygen gas (02) and 2.0 mol of hydrogen gas (H2) at a total pressure of 8.0 atm at 450 K. Again, the two gases undergo a complete reaction to form water vapor (H2O gas). What will be the total pressure in atm of the gases in the tank at 450 K after the reaction is complete? (Note that not all of both reactant gases will be used up in this reaction.)

A different tank of gas contains 2.0 mol of oxygen gas (02) and 2.0 mol of hydrogen gas (H2) at a total pressure of 8.0 atm at 450 K. Again, the two gases undergo a complete reaction to form water vapor (H2O gas). What will be the total pressure in atm of the gases in the tank at 450 K after the reaction is complete? (Note that not all of both reactant gases will be used up in this reaction.)

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A different tank of gas contains 2.0 mol of oxygen gas (02) and 2.0 mol of hydrogen gas (H2) at a total pressure of 8.0 atm at 450 K.
Again, the two gases undergo a complete reaction to form water vapor (H2O gas). What will be the total pressure in atm of the
gases in the tank at 450 K after the reaction is complete? (Note that not all of both reactant gases will be used up in this reaction.)
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