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Question 4) In a vessel, H2S 2(mol) and Ethane (mol) are placed and heated. The final pressure of the system is 10 Atmospheri

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Given. Nuas = 2 mole., Methane = 8 mole, a P = 10 atm This is an application of daltons law of partial pressure. → Mole fract

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