A 250 mL flask contains air at 1.061 atm and 20.3 °C.
5 mL of ethanol is added, the flask is immediately sealed and then
warmed to 93.3 °C, during which time a small amount of the
ethanol vaporizes. The final pressure in the flask (stabilized at
93.3 °C) is 2.833 atm.
(Assume that the head space volume of gas in the flask
remains constant.)
a. What is the partial pressure of air, in the
flask at 93.3 °C?
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b. What is the partial pressure of the ethanol
vapour in the flask at 93.3 °C?
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