mixture of 30.73 moles of argon, 10.61 moles helium, 23.52 moles neon, and 43.5 moles krypton is contained in a 2918.3 L vessel at 143.5oC. Calculate the partial pressure of argon. Show the partial pressures of the other gases in your solution.

mixture of 30.73 moles of argon, 10.61 moles helium, 23.52 moles neon, and 43.5 moles krypton is contained in a 2918.3 L vessel at 143.5oC. Calculate the partial pressure of argon. Show the partial pressures of the other gases in your solution.

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