Heliox- a diving gas mix that may have a typically less of oxygen as regular air but completely replaces the nitrogen with helium for their safety and support underwater. If a diver travels 150 meters below sea level, they may experience the weight of around 10 atm. Their 10-liter tanks contain 55.3 g of 02 and 330.6 g of He as trace gases. As they descend into the sea floor, what would be the partial pressure of oxygen and helium and the total pressure in the container at a temperature of 18 •C?

Heliox- a diving gas mix that may have a typically less of oxygen as regular air but completely replaces the nitrogen with helium for their safety and support underwater. If a diver travels 150 meters below sea level, they may experience the weight of around 10 atm. Their 10-liter tanks contain 55.3 g of 02 and 330.6 g of He as trace gases. As they descend into the sea floor, what would be the partial pressure of oxygen and helium and the total pressure in the container at a temperature of 18 •C?

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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