An ideal-gas mixture contains 30% propane, 30% Neon and 40% Argon by volume at 2.00 atmabsolute and 35 °CCalculate3.1 The partial pressure of each component3.2 the mass fraction of propane3.3 the average molecular weight of the gas3.4 the density of the gas in kg/m³.(6)(9)(2)(8)

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