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  1. The partial pressure of nitrogen in the atmosphere is 0.7829 arm and the partial pressure of carbon dioxide is 0.0015 atm and
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  2. If N2 is added to a balloon that contains O2 (partial pressure 450 mm Hg) and CO2 (partial pressure 150 mm Hg) to give a total
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  3. If N2 is added to a balloon that contains O2 (partial pressure 450 mm Hg) and CO2 (partial pressure 150 mm Hg) to give a total
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  4. If N2 is added to a balloon that contains O2 (partial pressure 460 mm Hg) and CO2 (partial pressure 110 mm Hg) to give a total
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  5. The following equilibrium pressures were observed at a certain temperature for the reaction.N2(g) + 3 H2(g) <==> 2 NH3(g)
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  6. 1.) What are the equilibrium partial pressures of CO and CO2 if co is the gas present initially, at a partial pressure of .912
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  7. A mixture of three gases exert a total pressure of 753 mm Hg.If Gas #1 has a partial pressure of 289 mm Hg and Gas #2 has a
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  8. Is there an equation used to fond remaining pressureWhen CS2 at partial pressure 1930 torr reacts with H2 at partial pressure
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  9. Is there an equation used to fond remaining pressureWhen CS2 at partial pressure 1930 torr reacts with H2 at partial pressure
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  10. mole fraction is equal to partial pressure divided by the total pressureTotal pressure= sum of partial pressure use PV=nRT where
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