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Gas Mixture of Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Neon?
I have a series of questions like this one, and I want to make sure I get it right for my exam tomorrow:
A gas mixture containing oxygen, nitrogen, and neon exerts a total pressure of 1.12 atm .
If helium added to the mixture increases the pressure to 1.90 atm , what is the partial pressure of the helium?
Hi
Partial pressure is the amount of pressure just because of Helium.
Which is mole fraction of helium * total pressure.
Now pressure is directly proportional to number of moles with all others same Temp and volume.
say n moles exert a pressure of 1.12
then m moles of helium + n moles exert totally 1.9 atm
Hence m moles of Helium correspond to 1.9-1.12
So mole fraction of helium is n/(n+m) (1.9 -1.12)/1.9= .78/1.9
mole fraction of helium * total pressure(1.9) = 0.78atm
=partial pressure of helium
Hope i was clear enough. Good luck for ur exams 
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Amazing Neon Gas Art
What's the importance of neon, hydrogen and helium ('trace' gases) (answering for any one gas will also do)?
It's for my project. I am not getting the info I need so I thought some of you may know. It'll work even if you answer for any one gas- neon, hydrogen OR helium. I am in urgent need of it. Best if you give some usage related to environment- it is Environmental Education homework.
Hydrogen is not a rare gas.It is manufactured in large quantities for industrial purposes.It is also used earlier in liquid form as rocket fuel.In many chemical processess it is used in high presure cylinders.
Rare gases are those which are present in traces in the air we breath.After oxygen and nitrogen are seperated from liquid air what remains is rare gases.They are Argon.neon,
krypton.These have many uses.They are used to give colors to our tube lights.Also argon is used as an inert atmosphere in arc welding of stainless steel,to prevent oxydation.
For a project you have to see more literature in a good chemistry library.Also read chemical technology books where they give different industrial uses and manufacture.
If you have a chemical engineering college nearby the professors will be of great help.
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