We can determine the pressure of a mixture of HCl (g) and `NH_(3(g))` by using the formula, total pressure of the mixture, `P = P_HCl + P_NH_3`
Explain the law behind this.

We can determine the pressure of a mixture of HCl (g) and NH_(3(g)) by using the formula, total pressure of the mixture, P = P_HCl + P_NH_3 Analyse the statement and write your opinion.

We can determine the pressure of a mixture of HCl (g) and NH_(3(g)) by using the formula, total pressure of the mixture, P = P_HCl + P_NH_3 How is it applicable to calculate the pressure of a gas collected over water at a known temperature?

If the pressure of a mixture of 56 g of N_(2) and 44.0 g CO_(2) is 3 atm , the partial pressure of N_(2) in the mixture is :

Thé total pressure of a mixture of O_2 and CO_2^ , in a container is given by the formúla, P_(Total)=P_(O_2)+P_(C O_2) a. Which law is used here? State the law. b. Can the total pressure of a mixture of 'NH_3(g) and HCl(g) taken in a container be determined using the formula. P_(Total) =P_NH_3+P_HCl . Why?

Calculate the total pressure in bar in a mixture of 8g of O_2 and 4g of H_2 confined in a vessel of 1dm^3 at 27^@C .

An ideal solution contains two volalite liquids A (P^@"=100 tore") and B(P^@="200 torr" ). If liquid mixture contains 1 mole of A and 4 mole of B then total vapour pressure of the mixture obtained by condensing the vapour above this solution in a beaker is :

Partial pressure of a vessel containing Cl_2 , CO_2 and CO is the sum of the partial pressure of Cl_2 , O_2 and CO . a) If so, is it correct to say partial pressure of a vessel containing NH_3 and HCl gases is the sum of their partial pressures? Justify