7. A mixture of three gases is contained in a steel tank with a volume of 2.50-L and has a total pressure of 1560-mm Hg. The mixture is analyzed and is found to be composed of 25% Ne, 45 % Ar, and 30 % Xe. What is the partial pressure of each gas? What is the volume of each gas? Explain.

7. A mixture of three gases is contained in a steel tank with a volume of 2.50-L and has a total pressure of 1560-mm Hg. The mixture is analyzed and is found to be composed of 25% Ne, 45 % Ar, and 30 % Xe. What is the partial pressure of each gas? What is the volume of each gas? Explain.

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7. A mixture of three gases is contained in a steel tank with a volume of 2.50-L and has
a total pressure of 1560-mm Hg. The mixture is analyzed and is found to be
composed of 25% Ne, 45 % Ar, and 30 % Xe. What is the partial pressure of each
gas? What is the volume of each gas? Explain.

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