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Interpretation:
Partial pressure of
Concept Introduction:
The net pressure for gaseous mixture is equal to algebraic sum of partial pressures of its constituent gases. This is referred as Dalton’s law.
For a mixture of two gases, 1 and 2,
In terms of mole fraction the partial pressure is calculated as follows:
Here,
Answer to Problem 13.33P
Partial pressure of
Explanation of Solution
The formula to obtain mass from mass percent of given mixture is as follows:
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The expression to evaluate moles is as follows:
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The conversion factor to convert
Thus,
The formula to calculate mole fraction of argon is as follows:
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The formula to calculate mole fraction of argon is as follows:
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The formula to calculate mole fraction of argon is as follows:
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In terms of mole fraction
Substitute 0.03099 for
In terms of mole fraction
Substitute 0.95535 for
Partial pressure of
Substitute 0.01365 for
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