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How Are Mole Fractions Related To The Atomic Weights Of Each Gas Element?

Still worrying about this?
As a rule, we don’t have a relation between mole fraction and molar mass because mole fraction is ratio of the number of molecules, not a ratio of the masses of the molecules.
If you have to make a connection you could do something like this, which continues with the mixture of N2 and Xe that I used.
X(N2) = moles N2 / (moles N2 + moles Xe)
since moles = mass / molar mass (n = m / M)
then we can force mole fraction to include the molar masses
X(N2) = (m(N2) / M(N2)) / ( m(N2) / M(N2) + m(Xe) / M(Xe) )

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If 4 Moles Of Gas Are Added To A Container That Already Holds 1 Mole Of Gas How Will The Pressure Change Insid

a)the pressure will be 5 times higher b)the pressure will be double c)the pressure will be four times highre d)teh pressure will not change

4 comments April 27th, 2009

If 2.00 G Of Helium Gas And 4.00g Of Oxygen Gas Are Mixed Together What Is The Mole Fraction Of Helium In The?

if 2.00 g of helium gas and 4.00g of oxygen gas are mixed together what is the mole fraction of helium in the solution

5 comments April 27th, 2009

A Sample Of Chlorine Gas Is Confined In A 7.0 L Container At 228 Torr And 27°c. How Many Moles Of Gas Are Pres?

A sample of chlorine gas is confined in a 7.0 L container at 228 torr and 27°C. How many moles of gas are present in the sample?

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