The following table lists components in a gas fuel mixture stored in a 900 m³ tank attemperature 25°C and pressure 6400 kPa.Methane, CH4Propane, C3H8What is the partial pressure (in kPa) of Propane?2240 kPa4160 kPa6400 kPaMW, g/mol1644none of the aboveMole Fraction0.650.35

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The following table lists components in a gas fuel mixture stored in a 900 m³ tank at temperature 25°C and pressure 6400 kPa. MW, g/mol Methane, CH4 16 Propane, C3H8 44 What is the partial pressure (in kPa) of Propane? Mole Fraction 0.65 0.35

The following table lists components in a gas fuel mixture stored in a 900 m³ tank at temperature 25°C and pressure 6400 kPa. MW, g/mol Methane, CH4 16 Propane, C3H8 44 What is the partial pressure (in kPa) of Propane? Mole Fraction 0.65 0.35

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