In a Mixture of Gases, the Driving Force for the Movement

question 34

Multiple Choice

In a mixture of gases, the driving force for the movement of an individual gas within that mixture is ultimately the

• A)partial pressure of that gas.
• B)solubility of the gas.
• C)total pressure of the gases.
• D)volume of the gas.
• E)fractional concentration of that gas.

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