For a mixture of O mol of C2H4 and 0.1135 mol of CO2 in a 632.4 cm3 container at 636.63 K, Calculate the pressure (atm) using theideal gas equation.a. 18.74O b. 9.37O c. 4.68O d. 45.91

Given: The number of moles of CO2=0.1135 moles. The temperature, (T)=636.63 K. The volume, (V)=632.4…

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For a mixture of 0 mol of C2H4 and 0.1135 mol of CO, in a 632.4 cm³ container at 636.63 K, Calculate the pressure (atm) using the ideal gas equation. O a. 18.74 O b. 9.37 C. 4.68 d. 45.91

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For a mixture of O mol of C2H4 and 0.1135 mol of CO2 in a 632.4 cm3 container at 636.63 K, Calculate the pressure (atm) using the
ideal gas equation.
a. 18.74
O b. 9.37
O c. 4.68
O d. 45.91

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