The 18.5 L container contains a mixture of 02 and CH4 gas at a temperature of 42 OC and a pressure of 3876 torr. The total mass of gas mixture is 75.5 g. (Assume there is no chemical reaction between the gases). a. Find mass percent of each gas in the container. b. Find the partial pressure of each gas in the container. c. Mixtures of O2 and CHA gases pass to another container of volume 37.0L at constant temperature. Find the partial pressure of each gas in the new container.

The 18.5 L container contains a mixture of 02 and CH4 gas at a temperature of 42 OC and a pressure of 3876 torr. The total mass of gas mixture is 75.5 g. (Assume there is no chemical reaction between the gases). a. Find mass percent of each gas in the container. b. Find the partial pressure of each gas in the container. c. Mixtures of O2 and CHA gases pass to another container of volume 37.0L at constant temperature. Find the partial pressure of each gas in the new container.

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