(1) Calculate the mole fraction of N2.
(2) Calculate the mole fraction of O2.
(3) Calculate the partial pressure of N2.
(4) Calculate the partial pressure of O2.
moles N2: 1.19 g/28 g/mole=0.0425
moles O2: 0.90 g/ 32 g/mole=0.0281
total moles=0.0706
mole fraction N2: 0.0425/0.0706= 0.6, therefore mole fraction O2= 0.4
N2: 0.6 x 1.63 L=0.978 L
O2: 0.4 x 1.63 L=0.652
I see the question and think, PV=nRT will be involved.
First thing is
Solve for n moles of each element. Periodic table
now you have n(O2) and n(N2)
Add them to get n(total)
mole fraction of N2 = n(N2)/n(total)
mole fraction of O2 = n(O2)/n(total)
note that mole fraction of N2 and mole fraction of O2 add up to 1.
Solve PV=nRT for P and ...
P=nRT/V
This give you the total pressure, P(total).
The partial pressure of the two gasses, P(N2) and P(O2) sum to P(total).
P(N2)=mole fraction of N2 time P(total) = X-N2 x P(total)
That'll do for now... lets see if you can finish.
Good luck
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moles N2: 1.19 g/28 g/mole=0.0425
moles O2: 0.90 g/ 32 g/mole=0.0281
total moles=0.0706
mole fraction N2: 0.0425/0.0706= 0.6, therefore mole fraction O2= 0.4
N2: 0.6 x 1.63 L=0.978 L
O2: 0.4 x 1.63 L=0.652
I see the question and think, PV=nRT will be involved.
First thing is
Solve for n moles of each element. Periodic table
now you have n(O2) and n(N2)
Add them to get n(total)
mole fraction of N2 = n(N2)/n(total)
mole fraction of O2 = n(O2)/n(total)
note that mole fraction of N2 and mole fraction of O2 add up to 1.
Solve PV=nRT for P and ...
P=nRT/V
This give you the total pressure, P(total).
The partial pressure of the two gasses, P(N2) and P(O2) sum to P(total).
P(N2)=mole fraction of N2 time P(total) = X-N2 x P(total)
That'll do for now... lets see if you can finish.
Good luck