Two non- reactive gases A and B are present in a container with partialpressures 2.44 x10 Pa and 2.68 X104 Pa respectively. When a thirdnon-reactive gas C is added then total pressure becomes 1.01 x10 Pa. Findthe partial pressure of gas C?Volume and Temperature are constantProtalP2wwwGas A+ Gas B+ Gas CGas CGas A+ Gas BSelect one:a. 1.01 x 10 Pab. 5.12 x 104 PaOC. 4.98 X 104 Pa

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Two non- reactive gases A and B are present in a container with partial pressures 2.44 X10 Pa and 2.68 x10 Pa respectively. When a third non-reactive gas C is added then total pressure becomes 1.01 ×10' Pa. Find the partial pressure of gas C? Volume and Temperature are constant Protal Pi P2 Gas C Gas A+ Gas B+ Gas C Gas A+ Gas B Select one: a. 1.01 x 10 Pa b. 5.12 x 104 Pa C. 4.98 x 104 Pa

Two non- reactive gases A and B are present in a container with partial pressures 2.44 X10 Pa and 2.68 x10 Pa respectively. When a third non-reactive gas C is added then total pressure becomes 1.01 ×10' Pa. Find the partial pressure of gas C? Volume and Temperature are constant Protal Pi P2 Gas C Gas A+ Gas B+ Gas C Gas A+ Gas B Select one: a. 1.01 x 10 Pa b. 5.12 x 104 Pa C. 4.98 x 104 Pa

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