A 0.44 mol(He) + 0.16 mol(O2) at 32 atm has: ___ mol(He) + ___ mol(O2) = ___ mol(tot) P(He) = _____(mol)/____(mol) x ____atm = ____atm P(O2) = _____(mol)/____(mol) x ____atm = ____atm

A 0.44 mol(He) + 0.16 mol(O2) at 32 atm has: _ mol(He) + _ mol(O2) = _ mol(tot) P(He) = _(mol)/(mol) x atm = atm P(O2) = _(mol)/(mol) x atm = __atm

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter8: Properties Of Gases

Section8.6: Gas Mixtures And Partial Pressures

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A 0.44 mol(He) + 0.16 mol(O2) at 32 atm has:

___ mol(He) + ___ mol(O2) = ___ mol(tot)

P(He) = _____(mol)/____(mol) x ____atm = ____atm

P(O2) = _____(mol)/____(mol) x ____atm = ____atm

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