Concept explainers
Interpretation: -Volume of a gas and partial pressure of each gas in a mixture needs to be calculated using variable values given.
Concept Introduction: - For volume calculation first of all one have to calculate number of moles (n ) of each gas.
Then, volume is calculated by Ideal gas equation
For calculating partial pressure, Dalton’s law of partial pressure is used
Answer to Problem 43A
Volume of the mixture is 15.01mL
Partial pressure of gases:
Explanation of Solution
There is a relation between volume of gas and molecules of gas present in mixture which is expressed by
Now,
After calculating number of moles, volume is calculated.
Putting the values,
Also,
Or,
Now,
Therefore,
Volume of mixture of gases will be:
Putting the values,
Volume of the mixture of gas is 15.01 L
For calculating Partial pressure of gases present in mixture, Dalton law is applied
For calculating partial pressure of individual gases.
Where P = Partial Pressure of gas
1) Partial Pressure of Oxygen
2) Partial Pressure of
1) Partial Pressure of
4) Partial Pressure of Ne
Partial pressure of gases:
Volume of mixture = 15.01L
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