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Compared to the total initial pressure, the partial pressures of H20 and CO2 after cooling are: H2CO3 (g) CO2 (g) H20 (g) The same Half as large Twice as large Different from one another, but add up to the initial pressure

Compared to the total initial pressure, the partial pressures of H20 and CO2 after cooling are: H2CO3 (g) CO2 (g) H20 (g) The same Half as large Twice as large Different from one another, but add up to the initial pressure

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Compared to the total initial pressure, the partial pressures of H2O and CO2 after cooling are: H2CO3 (g) CO2 (g) H20 (g) + O The same Half as large Twice as large Different from one another, but add up to the initial pressure Compared to the average kinetic energy of H2CO3 molecules, the average kinetic energies of H20 and CO2 after cooling are: H2CO3 (g) CO2 (g) H20 (g) The same Half as large Twice as large Smaller by factors of Mco2/MH2CO3 and MH20/MH2CO3, where Mco2, MH20, MH2CO3 are the molar masses of CO2, H20, and H2CO3,
Transcribed Image Text:Compared to the total initial pressure, the partial pressures of H2O and CO2 after cooling are: H2CO3 (g) CO2 (g) H20 (g) + O The same Half as large Twice as large Different from one another, but add up to the initial pressure Compared to the average kinetic energy of H2CO3 molecules, the average kinetic energies of H20 and CO2 after cooling are: H2CO3 (g) CO2 (g) H20 (g) The same Half as large Twice as large Smaller by factors of Mco2/MH2CO3 and MH20/MH2CO3, where Mco2, MH20, MH2CO3 are the molar masses of CO2, H20, and H2CO3,
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