In common terminology, the term volume fraction is used synonymously with mole fraction.thevinciz said:Homework Statement
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I have tried to change mass of oxygen into mol and I got ratio of oxygen and nitrogen. And I don't really know what to do.
phoenix95 said:Well done.
Now try using Ideal gas law. Use the mole ratio you obtained.
Chestermiller said:In common terminology, the term volume fraction is used synonymously with mole fraction.
Let's see the details of what you did.thevinciz said:Do you mean mol of oxygen / mol of nitrogen is equal to volume of oxygen / volume of nitrogen? But I still don't know how to solve.
Chestermiller said:Let's see the details of what you did.
This is incorrect. If you take as a basis 1 kg of gas mixture, what is the mass of oxygen in the mixture? What is the mass of nitrogen in the mixture? What are the number of moles of oxygen in the mixture? What are the number of moles of nitrogen in the mixture? What is the mole fraction oxygen? What is the mole fraction nitrogen?thevinciz said:I got molO2/molN2 = 2.8/12.8 and from your comment I understand that volumeO2/volumeN2 = 2.8/12.8
Chestermiller said:This is incorrect. If you take as a basis 1 kg of gas mixture, what is the mass of oxygen in the mixture? What is the mass of nitrogen in the mixture? What are the number of moles of oxygen in the mixture? What are the number of moles of nitrogen in the mixture? What is the mole fraction oxygen? What is the mole fraction nitrogen?
thevinciz said:In 1kg ,mass of O2 = 0.2 kg
mass of N2 = 0.8 kg
mole of O2 = 12.5
Chestermiller said:Moles O2 = 6.25
Chestermiller said:Moles O2 = 6.25