A mixture consisting of 4kg O2, 8kg N2 and 1.5kg CO2. The mixture has a pressure of 2 bar and temperature 20 °C. Determine the following. (i) Mole fraction of each gas (ii) Molar mass of the mixture (iii) Gas constant of the mixture (iv) Volume and density of the mixture (v) Partial pressure and partial volume of each gas

A mixture consisting of 4kg O2, 8kg N2 and 1.5kg CO2. The mixture has a pressure of 2 bar and temperature 20 °C. Determine the following. (i) Mole fraction of each gas (ii) Molar mass of the mixture (iii) Gas constant of the mixture (iv) Volume and density of the mixture (v) Partial pressure and partial volume of each gas

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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