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A gaseous mixture contains 424.0 Torr H₂(g), 330.3 Torr N₂(g), and 74.1 Torr Ar(g). Calculate the mole fraction, x, of each of these gases. XH₂ = 2 11 XAr=

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A gaseous mixture contains 424.0 Torr H₂(g), 330.3 Torr N₂(g), and 74.1 Torr Ar(g). Calculate the mole fraction, x, of each of
these gases.
XH₂ =
2
11
XAt =

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