Intermolecular Forces, unit conversions & Partial, total pressure = Helium= Fluorine3. The partial pressure of the fluorine gas in= Xenonthe sample is 70 mmHg.= Xenon Fluoride () Calculate the total pressure of the gasAmituresample.[TYPE HERE](ii) Calculate the partial pressure of the helium in the sample.[TYPE HERE]

The diagram given is, Given: partial pressure of fluorine gas = 70 mm Hg.

= Helium 3. The partial pressure of the fluorine gas in the sample is 70 mmHg. = Fluorine = Xenon = Xenon Fluoride () Calculate the total pressure of the gas Amitre sample. [TYPE HERE] (ii) Calculate the partial pressure of the helium in the sample.

= Helium 3. The partial pressure of the fluorine gas in the sample is 70 mmHg. = Fluorine = Xenon = Xenon Fluoride () Calculate the total pressure of the gas Amitre sample. [TYPE HERE] (ii) Calculate the partial pressure of the helium in the sample.

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= Helium
= Fluorine
3. The partial pressure of the fluorine gas in
= Xenon
the sample is 70 mmHg.
= Xenon Fluoride () Calculate the total pressure of the gas
Amiture
sample.
[TYPE HERE]
(ii) Calculate the partial pressure of the helium in the sample.
[TYPE HERE]

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