Answer to Question #105160 in Physical Chemistry for deepak

Question

State Dalton’s law of partial pressure. Derive its mathematical form.

Answer 1

Solution.

Partial is the pressure of a gas in a mixture that this gas would create in the absence of other components.

$p = p1 + p2 + p3 + ... + pn$

$p \times V = \nu \times R \times T$

$pn = \frac{\nu \times R \times T}{V}$

$p = \frac{R \times T}{V} \times (\nu1 + \nu2 + \nu3)$

Answer:

Partial is the pressure of a gas in a mixture that this gas would create in the absence of other components.

$p = \frac{R \times T}{V} \times (\nu1 + \nu2 + \nu3)$