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Given an Ideal Gas mixture of 2.33 atm H2, 1.78 atm N2, 0.788 atm Xe, 0.900 atm CO2, which gas will have the highest percentage in the mixture ? а)Н2 b)N2 c)Xe d)CO2

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Given an Ideal Gas mixture of 2.33 atm H2,
1.78 atm N2, 0.788 atm Xe, 0.900 atm CO2 ,
which gas will have the highest percentage
in the mixture ?
a)Н2
b)N2
c)Xe
d)CO2
What is the gas formed when H2SO4 (aq)
reacts with CaCO3 (s) ?
a. CaS b. CaO c. CO2 d. H2S

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