Dalton's Law: Why is My Answer Wrong?

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Dalton's Law states that the total pressure of a gas mixture is the sum of the partial pressures of each gas, which can be additive. The confusion arises from the interpretation of how temperature affects these pressures. The correct answer should reflect that the total pressure is not influenced by temperature changes, which contradicts the additive response given. Participants express surprise at the feedback received, indicating a misunderstanding of the question or the answer choices. Clarification of the question and the principles of Dalton's Law is necessary for accurate responses.
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Can someone explain why this answer is wrong? I answered additive since the gases are added . Was told correct answer is not affected by changes in tempure. Qeustin was Daltons law states that when more than one is present in a container,ther pressures are and I answered additive. other choices where constant and identical
 
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I guess your answer is right, and I am surprised that the other answer is none of the choices you posted.
 

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