World of Chemistry
World of Chemistry
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ISBN: 9780618562763
Author: Steven S. Zumdahl
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin College Div
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Chapter 13, Problem 43A
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Interpretation: -Volume of a gas and partial pressure of each gas in a mixture needs to be calculated using variable values given.

Concept Introduction: - For volume calculation first of all one have to calculate number of moles (n ) of each gas.

  n = massmolar mass

Then, volume is calculated by Ideal gas equation

  PV=nRTV=nPRT

For calculating partial pressure, Dalton’s law of partial pressure is used

  PT=P1+P2+P3+P4

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Answer to Problem 43A

Volume of the mixture is 15.01mL

Partial pressure of gases:

  PO2=0.22atmPN2=0.25atmPCO2=0.16atmPNe=0.35atm

Explanation of Solution

There is a relation between volume of gas and molecules of gas present in mixture which is expressed by Avogadro’s law

  VN

Now,

  V=nNA { NA = Avogadro Number}

  nN

After calculating number of moles, volume is calculated.

  No. of moles (n) = massmolar mass

Putting the values,

  No. of moles of O2 = 532=0.15moln1=0.15mol.

Also,

  moles of N2 = 528.014=0.17moln2=0.17mol.

Or,

  moles of CO2 = 544.01=0.11moln3=0.11mol.

Now,

  moles of Ne = 520.17=0.24moln4=0.24mol.

Therefore,

  nT=n1+n2+n3+n4nT=0.15+0.17+0.11+0.24nT=0.67mol.

Volume of mixture of gases will be:

  PV=nTRTV=nTRTP

Putting the values,

  V=0.67mol1atm×0.0821atm LKmol×273KV=0.67×0.0821×273V=15.01L

Volume of the mixture of gas is 15.01 L

For calculating Partial pressure of gases present in mixture, Dalton law is applied

  PT=P1+P2+P3+P4

For calculating partial pressure of individual gases.

  PPT=nnT

Where P = Partial Pressure of gas

  PT = Total pressure

  n = no. of moles of gas

  nT = Total moles.

1) Partial Pressure of Oxygen

  PO2PT=nO2nTPO2=no2nT×PTPO2=0.150.67×1atm=0.22atm

2) Partial Pressure of H2

  PH2PT=nH2nTPH2=nH2nT×PTPH2=0.170.67×1atm=0.25atm

1) Partial Pressure of CO2

  PCO2PT=nCO2nTPCO2=nCO2nT×PTPCO2=0.110.67×1atm=0.16atm

4) Partial Pressure of Ne

  PNePT=nNenTPNe=nNenT×PTPO2=0.240.67×1atm=0.35atm

Conclusion

Partial pressure of gases:

  a) PO2=0.22atmb) PN2=0.25atmc) PCO2=0.16atmd) PNe=0.35atm

Volume of mixture = 15.01L

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