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A gas mixture contains 1.25 g N2 and 0.84 g O2 in a 1.53-L container at 14 ∘C.
A.) Calculate the mole fraction of N2.
B.) Calculate the mole fraction of O2.
C.) Calculate the partial pressure of N2.
D.) Calculate the partial pressure of O2.
As we know the number of moles can be found by the rule
n= number of moles
w= given mass
M= molar mass
For N2, the number of moles is
For O2, the number of moles is
Total number of mole
A) mole fraction of N2 that means , which can be determined by
B)
mole fraction of O2 that means , which can be determined by
C) partial pressure can be calculated by using Ideal gas equation
here volume = 1.53 L
R= gas constant,
Now apply
P1 is the partial pressure of N2
D) Apply above equation to find out the partial pressure of O2, which is denoted as P2
here volume = 1.53 L
R= gas constant,
Now apply
Hence the partial pressure for O2 is 0.39atm