Consider two vessels connected with each other with a valve. The first vessel contains 275 mL of F2 at 273 Kand 1.13 atm. The second vessel contains 455 mL of N, at 273 K and 1.75 atm. What is the partial pressure of F2 when the vessel are combined by opening the valve? (write the result with 2 decimals) Answer:

Consider two vessels connected with each other with a valve. The first vessel contains 275 mL of F2 at 273 Kand 1.13 atm. The second vessel contains 455 mL of N, at 273 K and 1.75 atm. What is the partial pressure of F2 when the vessel are combined by opening the valve? (write the result with 2 decimals) Answer:

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