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Hello students here in this question we have to find out the partial pressure of the ammonia over its mass and the total pressure is given.
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So here we can make use of the dalton's law of partial pressure according to which the partial pressure of a compound if i am considering ammonia will be equal to its total pressure into mole fraction of the ammonia.
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So here we can make use of this equation.
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So first of all we have to find out the mole fraction of ammonia.
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The mole fraction of ammonia over here will be equal to number of moles of ammonia divided by number of moles of ammonia plus number of moles of nitrogen and number of moles of the hydrogen over here.
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So here first of all we have to know the number of moles of ammonia.
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It will be equal to its given mass is given as 18 .58.
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So 18 .58 gram divided by its molar mass 17 gram per mole.
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We will get the number of moles is 1 .09.
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The number of moles of nitrogen over here will be equal to 2 .14 divided by its molar mass 14.
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So here we will get its number of moles as 0 .15.
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Next we have to find out the number of moles of hydrogen...