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Standard X

Chemistry

Ideal Gas Equation

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Gas analysis of sample shows that it has 20% H_2, 40% CH_4, 10% CO, 20% C_2H_6 and 10% non combustible inert gases (Volume%). 2m^3 volume of above sample is combusted (burnt) completely with oxygen. If\:X is the volume of air required (in m^3). Calculate the value of 10X/33. (Air consists 20% oxygen by volume)

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