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A closed container holds 0.620 moles of gas A 2.82 moles of gas B 1.59 moles of gas C If the total pressure within the container is 3.01 atm, what is the partial pressure of gas B?

          A closed container holds 0.620 moles of gas A 2.82 moles of gas B 1.59 moles of gas C If the total pressure within the container is 3.01 atm, what is the partial pressure of gas B?
        

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties
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00:01 Hi, so to solve for this problem, we are going to use dalton's law of partial pressure equation.
00:08 So the partial pressure of a gas, call that gas 1, is equivalent to the mole fraction of that gas, gas 1, multiplied by the total pressure.
00:19 So in this case, we will solve first for the mole fraction of a, and it is equivalent to the number of moles of a divided by the total number of moles in the mixture.
00:31 So the number of moles of a is 0 .646 divided by the denominator, which is the total number of moles.
00:38 So we will add the number of moles of gas a, b, and c.
00:44 So 0 .646 plus 1 .99 plus 1 .76, this will give us 0 .147.
00:55 So this is the mole fraction of a...
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