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Hexane, 86 g/mol, and heptane, 100 g/mol, form an ideal solution. Take their vapour pressures at 298 K as 20 kPa and 6 kPa. A solution is made from 129 g of hexane and 350 g of heptane. What is the total vapour pressure above it?
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High School (11–12)
Solutions › Solubility, Vapour Pressure and Raoult's Law
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Hexane,
86
g/mol
86\ \text{g/mol}
86
g/mol
, and heptane,
100
g/mol
100\ \text{g/mol}
100
g/mol
, form an ideal solution. Take their vapour pressures at
298
K
298\ \text{K}
298
K
as
20
kPa
20\ \text{kPa}
20
kPa
and
6
kPa
6\ \text{kPa}
6
kPa
. A solution is made from
129
g
129\ \text{g}
129
g
of hexane and
350
g
350\ \text{g}
350
g
of heptane. What is the total vapour pressure above it?
26
kPa
26\ \text{kPa}
26
kPa
13
kPa
13\ \text{kPa}
13
kPa
10.2
kPa
10.2\ \text{kPa}
10.2
kPa
9.8
kPa
9.8\ \text{kPa}
9.8
kPa
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