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A vessel of volume 2.0 dm³ containing gas A at a pressure of 100 kPa is connected by a tap to another vessel of volume 3.0 dm3 containing gas B at 300 kPa. When the tap are opened, the two gases mixed thoroughly. If the temperature is kept constant and the gas behave ideally, calculate (a) the partial pressures of gases A and B (b) the final pressure in the vessels (c) the mole fractions of A andB

A vessel of volume 2.0 dm³ containing gas A at a pressure of 100 kPa is connected by a tap to another vessel of volume 3.0 dm3 containing gas B at 300 kPa. When the tap are opened, the two gases mixed thoroughly. If the temperature is kept constant and the gas behave ideally, calculate (a) the partial pressures of gases A and B (b) the final pressure in the vessels (c) the mole fractions of A andB

Principles of Modern Chemistry
Principles of Modern Chemistry
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A vessel of volume 2.0 dm³ containing gas A at a pressure of 100 kPa is connected by a tap to another vessel of volume 3.0 dm3 containing gas B at 300 kPa. When the tap are opened, the two gases mixed thoroughly. If the temperature is kept constant and the gas behave ideally, calculate (a) the partial pressures of gases A and B (b) the final pressure in the vessels (c) the mole fractions of A and B Ans: PA = 40 kPa, Pg = 180 kPa, P7 = 220 kPa, Xa = 0.18, Xg = 0.82
Transcribed Image Text:A vessel of volume 2.0 dm³ containing gas A at a pressure of 100 kPa is connected by a tap to another vessel of volume 3.0 dm3 containing gas B at 300 kPa. When the tap are opened, the two gases mixed thoroughly. If the temperature is kept constant and the gas behave ideally, calculate (a) the partial pressures of gases A and B (b) the final pressure in the vessels (c) the mole fractions of A and B Ans: PA = 40 kPa, Pg = 180 kPa, P7 = 220 kPa, Xa = 0.18, Xg = 0.82
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