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dan temperatur 1000 K dan jumlah molekul per m2 adalah 5,44 x 1011 dan pada
ketinggian 106 m dengan diameter tumbukan molekul N2 adalah 5 x 10-10 m maka N2
akan memiliki kecepatan rata-rata sebesar:
2 d 2 c Na p
RT
0,869 x 10 3 m . s1
5,25 x 1 06 s1
30% N2
50% CO
15% H2
5% O2
STP: 1 Atm, 0C
Fraksi mol=fraksi gas
Asumsi 100L
Fraksi Berat: fraksi mol x Mr
Mr rata2: fraksi mol dikali Mr
= 0,165 x 10-3 m
Tekanan parsial
Fraksi mol x tekanan total
Densitas
Mr/22,4
V
N
80
40
3200
Ave
Sum
84,793
39
280
85
62
52
70
90
5
45
0
95
12
1140
85,494
18
z
km
=280 2 2 85.5
3.14 s 2 k m2
V
jam
10
0
2
20
0
v
n
80
38
3040
av
e
86,194
97
85
59
50
15
90
50
450
0
95
10
95
0
10
0
2
20
0
A mixture of O2 and nitrous oxide, N2O, is sometimes used as a mild anesthetic in dental surgery. A certain mixture
of these gases has a density of 1.482 g L1 at 25 and 0.980 atm. What was the mole-percent of N2O in this mixture?
SOLUTION
First, find the density the gas would have at STP:
The molar mass of the mixture is (1.65 g L 1)(22.4 L mol1) = 37.0 g mol1. The molecular weights of
O2 and N2 are 32
and 44, respectively. 37.0 is 5/12 of the difference between the molar masses of the two pure gases. Since the
density of a gas mixture is directly proportional to its average molar mass, the mole fraction of the heavier gas in the
mixture is also 5/12:
37324432=512=0.42
Find the composition of a mixture of CO2 (44 g/mol) and methane CH4 (16 g/mol) that has a STP density of 1.214 g/L.
SOLUTION
The density of a mixture of these two gases will be directly proportional to its composition, varying between that of
pure methane and pure CO2. We begin by finding these two densities:
For CO2:
(44 g/mol) (22.4 L/mol) = 1.964 g/L
For CH4:
(16 g/mol) (22.4 L/mol) = 0.714 g/L
If x is the mole fraction of CO2 and (1x) is the mole fraction of CH4, we can write
1.964 x + 0.714 (1x) = 1.214
(Does this make sense? Notice that if x = 0, the density would be that of pure CH4, while if it were 1, it would be that
of pure CO2.)
Expanding the above equation and solving for x yields the mole fractions of 0.40 for CO2 and 0.60 for CH4.