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... mixture are still found to be very nearly additive in the properties of the individual gaseous components . For example , suppose a mixture is composed of 0.10 mol of O2 , 0.30 mol of N2 , 0.02 mol of CO , and 0.08 mol of CO2 and is ...
... mixture are still found to be very nearly additive in the properties of the individual gaseous components . For example , suppose a mixture is composed of 0.10 mol of O2 , 0.30 mol of N2 , 0.02 mol of CO , and 0.08 mol of CO2 and is ...
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... mixture described is a consideration of it as made up by combining the appropriate volumes of each of the components , taken separately under the same pressure of 2.00 atm as that of the mixture . These individual volumes are then the ...
... mixture described is a consideration of it as made up by combining the appropriate volumes of each of the components , taken separately under the same pressure of 2.00 atm as that of the mixture . These individual volumes are then the ...
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... mixture and that the solution is a single phase . Gaseous mixtures , which were considered in Chapter 1 , are all solutions , for the molecules of each component substance are uniformly distributed throughout the entire volume of the ...
... mixture and that the solution is a single phase . Gaseous mixtures , which were considered in Chapter 1 , are all solutions , for the molecules of each component substance are uniformly distributed throughout the entire volume of the ...
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