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Chapter 7.8, Problem 2QQ
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Interpretation:
The sum of the partial pressures of components B and C under the given set of conditions has to be determined.
Concept Introduction:
Dalton’s law provides the information about partial pressures states of mixture of gases. This law says that the total pressure exerted by a mixture of gases is the total sum of the partial pressures of the individual gases present in the mixture. The mathematical expression for this law can be shown as follows,
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WEEK 2
ACTIVITY 3
IDEAL AND PARTIAL
In the previous activity, we deal with individual gas laws. In this activity, we will combine those laws and
simplify it to become ideal gas law. Dalton's Law is a different statement since it talks about the partial pressures of a
gas in a container.
Ideal gas law combines the relationship of the previous laws discussed in the previous activity. It is simplified
as
PV = nRT
Where P, V, n, and T are pressure, volume, amount of substance, and temperature, respectively. R is the
L·atm
proportionality constant whose value is 0.0821
mol·K
On the other hand, Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures the total pressure of a mixture of gases is just the sum
of the pressures that each gas would exert if it were present alone. Generally, it is given by
Pr = P + P, + P3 + .….
Let us answer the activity that follows.
DIRECTIONS: Answer the given word problems. SHOW YOUR SOLUTION.
1. A sample of nitrogen gas is kept in a container of volume 4.5 L and at a temperature of…
Please provide a structure consistent with the following IR, 1³C NMR, and 'H NMR
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NMR/13C NMR spectrum.
assign at least two bands in the IR and assign all protons in the 'H
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Temperature (K) Volume of He(g) (L)
14.3
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323
363
Plot the Volume of He(g) vs. temperature
Q1) What is the value of the correlation coefficient R2?
a.0.98980 b.0.99000 c.0.98990
23.1
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31.5
d.0.98700 e.0.98704
Q2) What is the slope of the trendline?
a.0.1078 b.0.1080 c.0.1077 d.0.1100 e.0.1081
Q3) What is the intercept of the trendline?
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Chapter 7 Solutions
CHM 104/201 <C>
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