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Partial pressure of each gas produced after hydrolysis of water has to be determined. Concept Introduction: Dolton’s law of partial pressure gives relation between total pressure of mixture of gases and partial pressure of individual gases. The expression of relation can be represented as follows: P = P A + P B + ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ Here, A and B are individual gases. P A is partial pressure of gas A. P B is partial pressure of gas B. P is total pressure of mixture of gases. Mole fraction is a relation between moles of constituent and total moles of all constituent in mixture. The expression of relation can be represented as follows: x A = n A n Here, x A is mole fraction of gas A. n A aremoles of gas A. n is sum moles of all gases.

Partial pressure of each gas produced after hydrolysis of water has to be determined. Concept Introduction: Dolton’s law of partial pressure gives relation between total pressure of mixture of gases and partial pressure of individual gases. The expression of relation can be represented as follows: P = P A + P B + ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ Here, A and B are individual gases. P A is partial pressure of gas A. P B is partial pressure of gas B. P is total pressure of mixture of gases. Mole fraction is a relation between moles of constituent and total moles of all constituent in mixture. The expression of relation can be represented as follows: x A = n A n Here, x A is mole fraction of gas A. n A aremoles of gas A. n is sum moles of all gases.

Solution Summary: The author explains Dolton's law of partial pressure, which gives a relation between total pressure of mixture of gases and individual gases. The hydrolysis of water produces hydrogen gas and oxygen gas.

ACHIEVE/CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES ACCESS 1TERM

ACHIEVE/CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES ACCESS 1TERM

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ISBN: 9781319399849

Author: ATKINS

Publisher: MAC HIGHER

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Chapter 3, Problem 3C.1BST

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Partial pressure of each gas produced after hydrolysis of water has to be determined.

Concept Introduction:

Dolton’s law of partial pressure gives relation between total pressure of mixture of gases and partial pressure of individual gases. The expression of relation can be represented as follows:

$P=PA+PB+⋅⋅⋅$

Here,

A and B are individual gases.

$PA$ is partial pressure of gas A.

$PB$ is partial pressure of gas B.

$P$ is total pressure of mixture of gases.

Mole fraction is a relation between moles of constituent and total moles of all constituent in mixture. The expression of relation can be represented as follows:

$xA=nAn$

Here,

$xA$ is mole fraction of gas A.

$nA$ aremoles of gas A.

$n$ is sum moles of all gases.

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