A sample of 1 Kg of an ideal gas mixture was obtained for study. The mixture is composed of Carbon dioxide, Oxygen and nitrogen. The partial pressure of each component was measured, and the results were as following:
CO2= 35 kPa, O2=25 kPa, and N2=60 kPa.
Determine the
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As per mentioned in problem clearly that it is ideal gas, we have used generalized gas equation while solving Problem.
For calculating Apparent Gas Constant we have employed to methods, one is short one other is Quite long, use whichever is favarable in other kinds of problem. here we can use both of these.
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