Explanation The relation between the total pressure of a mixture of gases and the pressures of the individual gases was expressed by scientist Dalton in the forms of law of partial pressures. The partial pressure of a gas in a mixture is defined as the pressure which the gas would exert if it is allowed to occupy the whole volume of the mixture at the same temperature To obtain the partial pressure of this gas we have to consider the partial pressure of the moisture of the water as well. At a constant temperature the partial pressure of condensed moisture is fixed. After generation of gas and collection of the same the water level of the inside and outside of the vessel is kept same. In this condition the total pressure of the gas mixture present inside is equal to the atmospheric pressure...

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