ree gases are stored at 25°C in separate but connected containers. The first container is 10.0 L and contains 1.008 g of hydrogen gas, the second is 5.0 L and contains 70.9 orine gas, and the final is 20.0 L and contains 132.027 g of carbon dioxide. After sitting in storage for 30 years (NOT the age of Dr. Skinner), the containers are placed on a unter and the gases are allowed to mix. What is the pressure of each gas before mixing? What is the total pressure after the gases mix? What is the pressure of each gas after mixing?

ree gases are stored at 25°C in separate but connected containers. The first container is 10.0 L and contains 1.008 g of hydrogen gas, the second is 5.0 L and contains 70.9 orine gas, and the final is 20.0 L and contains 132.027 g of carbon dioxide. After sitting in storage for 30 years (NOT the age of Dr. Skinner), the containers are placed on a unter and the gases are allowed to mix. What is the pressure of each gas before mixing? What is the total pressure after the gases mix? What is the pressure of each gas after mixing?

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Three gases are stored at 25°C in separate but connected containers. The first container is 10.0 L and contains 1.008 g of hydrogen gas, the second is 5.0 L and contains 70.9 of
chlorine gas, and the final is 20.0 L and contains 132.027 g of carbon dioxide. After sitting in storage for 30 years (NOT the age of Dr. Skinner), the containers are placed on a
counter and the gases are allowed to mix.
a) What is the pressure of each gas before mixing?
b) What is the total pressure after the gases mix?
c) What is the pressure of each gas after mixing?

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