Consider a mixture of neon (Ne, MW = 20.18 g/mol) and
krypton (Kr, MW = 83.80 g/mol) at a temperature T = 309.15 Kelvin.
The total pressure of the gas mixture is p = 811.4 torr, and the
density of the gas mixture is 2.556 g/L. Find the following.
a) The volume occupied by 1.000 moles of the gas mixture.
b) p(Ne), the partial pressure of neon gas in the gas
mixture.
For the conditions in the problem you may assume the ideal gas law
applies
The problem is not incomplete.
Consider a mixture of neon (Ne, MW = 20.18 g/mol) and krypton (Kr, MW = 83.80...
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