Eleanoron gas is a newly discovered toxic gas with a very noxious odour. A sample of Eleanoron is collected over water at a temperature of 310 K . A volume of 1.38 Lof gas is collected with a total pressure of 1.175 bar . The vapour pressure of water at 310 K is 46.12 mmHg . Part A Determine the partial pressure of the Eleanoron gas, in units of bar. Express your answer using four significant figures.

Eleanoron gas is a newly discovered toxic gas with a very noxious odour. A sample of Eleanoron is collected over water at a temperature of 310 K . A volume of 1.38 Lof gas is collected with a total pressure of 1.175 bar . The vapour pressure of water at 310 K is 46.12 mmHg . Part A Determine the partial pressure of the Eleanoron gas, in units of bar. Express your answer using four significant figures.

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