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The pressure of O2 in a 1.00 L container at 20.0 °C is 0.370 atm. What will the pressure inside the container be if 0.0100 mo
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sum According to daltons law of partial pressure total Pressure of a non recuting gaseas mixture is of partial pressure of aahm - P a 0.010.0821 x 293.15 1 alm = .241 Now, Peor + Po2 P = 370 ahn 8 Pcoat > · 241 ahm, PO2 = .241 afmt. 370 ah =.611 ahm

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