Chemistry, asked by aryansolanki2345, 4 months ago

a mixture contains 64 g dioxygen and 60 g of neon at atotal pressure of 10 bar the partial pressure in bar of dioxygen and neon are respective
a 4 and 6
b 6 and 4
c 5 and 5
d 8 and 2 ​

Answers

Answered by MagicalBeast
57

GIVEN :

  • Mass of Dioxygen = 64g
  • Mass of neon = 60g
  • Total Pressure = 10 bar

To find :

Partial pressure in bar of

  • Dioxygen
  • Neon

Law used :

Here , we will use Dalton's law of partial pressure, which state that total Pressure exerted my mixture of gas ( which do not undergo chemical reaction ) is given by sum of pressure exerted by each gas when kept in container alone ( that is sum of partial pressure of different gas)

Here,

Total Pressure = Partial pressure of Dioxygen + Partial pressure of neon

Also Partial pressure of Dioxygen = Total pressure × mole fraction of Dioxygen

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SOLUTION :

Firstly we need to find mole fraction.

  • Number of mole of Dioxygen = 64 ÷ 32

➝ Number of mole of Dioxygen = 2 mol

  • Number of mole of Neon = 60 ÷ 20

➝ Number of mole of neon = 3

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  • Mole fraction of Dioxygen = Mole of Dioxygen ÷ Total number of mole of gases

➝ Mole fraction of Dioxygen = 2 ÷ (2+3)

➝ Mole fraction of Dioxygen = 2÷5

➝ Mole fraction of Dioxygen = 0.4

  • Mole fraction of Neon = Mole of Neon ÷ Total number of mole of gases

➝ Mole fraction of Neon = 3 ÷ (2+3)

➝ Mole fraction of Neon = 3/5

➝ Mole fraction of Neon = 0.6

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Therefore,

  • Partial pressure of Dioxygen = 10 × 0.4

➝ Partial pressure of Dioxygen = 4 bar

  • Partial pressure of Neon = 10 × 0.6

➝ Partial pressure of Neon = 6 bar

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ANSWER :

Option a) 4 and 6

Answered by Flower00
2

Answer:

GIVEN :

Mass of Dioxygen = 64g

Mass of neon = 60g

Total Pressure = 10 bar

To find :

Partial pressure in bar of

Dioxygen

Neon

Law used :

Here , we will use Dalton's law of partial pressure, which state that total Pressure exerted my mixture of gas ( which do not undergo chemical reaction ) is given by sum of pressure exerted by each gas when kept in container alone ( that is sum of partial pressure of different gas)

Here,

Total Pressure = Partial pressure of Dioxygen + Partial pressure of neon

Also Partial pressure of Dioxygen = Total pressure × mole fraction of Dioxygen

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SOLUTION :

Firstly we need to find mole fraction.

Number of mole of Dioxygen = 64 ÷ 32

➝ Number of mole of Dioxygen = 2 mol

Number of mole of Neon = 60 ÷ 20

➝ Number of mole of neon = 3

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Mole fraction of Dioxygen = Mole of Dioxygen ÷ Total number of mole of gases

➝ Mole fraction of Dioxygen = 2 ÷ (2+3)

➝ Mole fraction of Dioxygen = 2÷5

➝ Mole fraction of Dioxygen = 0.4

Mole fraction of Neon = Mole of Neon ÷ Total number of mole of gases

➝ Mole fraction of Neon = 3 ÷ (2+3)

➝ Mole fraction of Neon = 3/5

➝ Mole fraction of Neon = 0.6

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Therefore,

Partial pressure of Dioxygen = 10 × 0.4

➝ Partial pressure of Dioxygen = 4 bar

Partial pressure of Neon = 10 × 0.6

➝ Partial pressure of Neon = 6 bar

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ANSWER :

Option a) 4 and 6

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