Page 2 of 3Problem 5 ( ). Calculate the volume of C0,(g) generated at 80°C and 800 torr bycombustion of acetylene that consumed 0.50 moles of O,(g) in the reaction:20,H,(g) + 50,(g) → 4CO,(g) + 2H,O0)Enter your answer in the box provided with correct units and sig. figs.:The volumeVco,%3DAnswer:of CO, isProblem 6 . A sample of ammonia gas, NH,, completely dissociates to nitrogen andhydrogen gasses in the equation:2NH,(g) →N29) + 3H2(9)If the total pressure is 824 torr, what is the partial pressure of nitrogen? Enter your answer in the boxprovided with correct units and sig. figs.:The partial pressure. Pof nitrogen is%3DAnswer:N2Answer KeyNORMAL BOILINGdovice ued to mmensUre atm espheric pressure

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Page 2 of Problem 5 (C). Calculate the volume of CO,(g) generated at 80°C and 800 torr b combustion of acetylene that consumed 0.50 moles of O,(g) in the reaction: 20,H,lG) + 50,(g) 4CO,(0) + 2H,O0) Enter your answer in the box provided with correct units and sig. figs.: The volume Answer: %3D of CO, is

Page 2 of Problem 5 (C). Calculate the volume of CO,(g) generated at 80°C and 800 torr b combustion of acetylene that consumed 0.50 moles of O,(g) in the reaction: 20,H,lG) + 50,(g) 4CO,(0) + 2H,O0) Enter your answer in the box provided with correct units and sig. figs.: The volume Answer: %3D of CO, is

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