Consider the flask diagramed below with the following pressures 492 torr for H2 and 0.376 atm for N.What is the total pressure in torr?a)b)c)868 torr95.3 torr423 torr328 torr2.00 L H21.00 L N2

1- First we need to convert the pressure of N2 in torr unit : We know that, 1atm = 760torr…

Consider the flask diagramed below with the following pressures 492 torr for H, and 0.376 atm for N. What is the total pressure in torr? a) b) c) 868 torr 95.3 torr 423 torr 328 torr 2.00 L H2 1.00 L N2

Consider the flask diagramed below with the following pressures 492 torr for H, and 0.376 atm for N. What is the total pressure in torr? a) b) c) 868 torr 95.3 torr 423 torr 328 torr 2.00 L H2 1.00 L N2

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Consider the flask diagramed below with the following pressures 492 torr for H2 and 0.376 atm for N.
What is the total pressure in torr?
a)
b)
c)
868 torr
95.3 torr
423 torr
328 torr
2.00 L H2
1.00 L N2

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