Question #166553

The partial pressure of helium in a 30.0 dm3 gas mixture at 385 K and 5.0 ´ 105 Pa is 8.0 ´ 103 Pa. How many moles of He are present? (SATP) (can't use PV=nRT)


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Expert's answer
2021-02-26T05:54:18-0500

find the formula:

P(He)=PTotaln(He)nTotalP (He) = PTotal\frac{n(He)}{nTotal}


n=VVm=3022.4=1.34n=\frac{V}{Vm}=\frac{30}{22.4}=1.34 mol

8.0×103=5×105n(He)1.348.0\times 10^3 = 5\times10^5\frac{n(He)}{1.34}

10.72×103=5×105×n(He)10.72\times 10^3=5\times10^5 \times n(He)

n(He)=10.72×1035×105n(He)=\frac{10.72\times10^3}{5\times10^5}

n=2.144×102n=2.144\times10^{-2}

n=0.02144 mol


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