Determine the partial pressure and number of moles of each gasin a 16.75L vessel at 30 degree C containing a mixture of xenon andneon gases only. The total pressure in the vessel is 7.10 atm, andthe mole fraction of xenon is 0.721.

What is the partial pressure of xenon?
What is the partial pressure of neon?

What is the number of moles of xenon?

What is the number of moles of neon?

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