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A mixture of Ar, He, and O2 has a total pressure of 1,015 kPa, and partial pressures of argon and helium of 152 kPa and 305 kPa, respectively. What is the partial pressure of ox…

A mixture of Ar, He, and O2 has a total pressure of 1,015 kPa, and partial pressures of argon and helium of 152 kPa and 305 kPa, respectively. What is the partial pressure of ox…
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A mixture of Ar, He, and O2 has a total pressure of 1,015 kPa, and partial pressures of argon and helium of 152 kPa and 305 kPa, respectively. What is the partial pressure of oxygen in this mixture?

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558 kPa

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User Sasith
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The answer is 558 kPa
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