An ideal gas mixture contains 220 mg N2 and 110 mg of O2. If the partial...

An ideal gas mixture contains 220 mg N2 and 110 mg of O2. If the partial pressure of O2 at 27 oC is 19.8 kPa determine

(a) The total pressure
(b) The molar volume of the mixture
(c) The collision frequency, (i) zN2-O2 (ii) zO2-N2
(d) The mean free path of both gases
(e) The collision density (i) ZN2-O2 (ii) ZO2-N2
Given, the collision diameters of N2 and O2 are 3.75 and 3.61 Å, respectively.

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