The Total Pressure in a Mixture of Gases Is Equal

question 91

Multiple Choice

The total pressure in a mixture of gases is equal to the partial pressure(s) of

• A) the gas present in the greatest quantity.
• B) all of the gases added together.
• C) the gas with the lowest boiling point.
• D) the gas with the highest molar mass.
• E) the gas with the greatest partial pressure.

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