Calculate (1) partial pressures, (2) mole fractions, (3)Concentrations, (4) densities of the gaseous components in avessel, which contains 0.2 kg of H₂, 3 mol of CO, amount of H₂Ovapor enough to give partial pressure of 1 bar (105 Pa). Pressureand temperature of the perfect gaseous mixture in the vessel: P = 3bar; T = 500 K.

We have 0.2 kg of H2 The molar mass of H2 is 2 gm/mole Hence, 0.2 kg of H2 = 1 mole×200 g2 g=100…

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Calculate (1) partial pressures, (2) mole fractions, (3)
Concentrations, (4) densities of the gaseous components in a
vessel, which contains 0.2 kg of H₂, 3 mol of CO, amount of H₂O
vapor enough to give partial pressure of 1 bar (105 Pa). Pressure
and temperature of the perfect gaseous mixture in the vessel: P = 3
bar; T = 500 K.

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