Asked by George
A gaseous mixture of and contains 30.8 nitrogen by mass. What is the partial pressure of oxygen in the mixture if the total pressure is 505mmHG ?
I am getting .41 * (505/750)= .27
.27 is my answer, is this right.
I am getting .41 * (505/750)= .27
.27 is my answer, is this right.
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Answered by
bobpursley
30.8 percent N2 by mass
69.2 precent O2 by mass
Now you need to convert those to moles
Assume 1000 g total
308/28=moles of N2
692/32 moles of O2
Now do those moles as a percent of total moles.
Then, multiply 505mmHg by the percent of O2 moles.
69.2 precent O2 by mass
Now you need to convert those to moles
Assume 1000 g total
308/28=moles of N2
692/32 moles of O2
Now do those moles as a percent of total moles.
Then, multiply 505mmHg by the percent of O2 moles.
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