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Chemistry
|If the area of the triangle ABC is Delta and r is the
radius length of the circumcirice of the triangle ABC, then : 4r Delta/abc =
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0.161 atm
Explanation:
To calculate the partial pressure of helium (He), use the equation PHe = XHe × Ptotal, where XHe is the mole fraction of He, and Ptotal is the total pressure given in the question.
To calculate the mole fraction of helium, we must first calculate the number of moles of helium and hydrogen gas in the mixture.
nHe = 1.00g He/ 4.003 g/mol = 0.2498 mol
nH2 = 1.00g H2 / 2.016 g/mol = 0.4960 mol
ntotal= 0.2498 mol + 0.4960 mol= 0.7458 mol
We can now solve for the partial pressure of helium as follows. Recall that the mole fraction of helium is the ratio of the moles of helium to the total number of moles of gas.
PHe = XHe × Ptotal
= nHe / ntotal × Ptotal
= 90.2498 mol / 0.7458 mol) × 0.480atm
= 0.1608
Therefore, after rounding the answer to two significant figures, we find that the partial pressure of helium gas is about 0.161 atm.