**Gas Mixture Problem (3 parts)**A gas mixture in a 3.400 L container at 350°C contains 1.15 g each of Ar, CO, and CH₄. Find the partial pressure of Ar (in atmospheres).1. **Find the total pressure of the gas mixture (in atmospheres).** - Submit Answer - Tries 0/992. **Find the mole fraction of CH₄.** - Submit Answer - Tries 0/99This discussion is closed.

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A gas mixture in a 3.400 L container at 350°C contains 1.15 g each of Ar, CO, and CH4. Find the partial pressure of Ar (in atmospheres). Submit Answer Tries 0/99 Find the total pressure of the gas mixture (in atmospheres). Find the mole fraction of CH4. CAL 8:00- Submit Answer Tries 0/99 10:50- This discussion is closed. Submit Answer Tries 0/99 CI 12:00 ост 21 39³ 80 tv A Timer 19 Notes

A gas mixture in a 3.400 L container at 350°C contains 1.15 g each of Ar, CO, and CH4. Find the partial pressure of Ar (in atmospheres). Submit Answer Tries 0/99 Find the total pressure of the gas mixture (in atmospheres). Find the mole fraction of CH4. CAL 8:00- Submit Answer Tries 0/99 10:50- This discussion is closed. Submit Answer Tries 0/99 CI 12:00 ост 21 39³ 80 tv A Timer 19 Notes

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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