Calculate the partial pressure

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Suppose 532 mL of neon gas at 20C and 1.04 atmospheres and 376 mL of SF6 gas at 20C and 0.97 atmospheres are put into a 275-mL flask. If the temperature remains constant, calculate the partial pressure, in atmospheres, of the SF6 gas in the mixture.

Reference no: EM13163037

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