how to calculate partial pressures of isooctane and oxygen

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cecil_victor
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how to calculate partial pressures of isooctane and oxygen

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How do i calculate partial pressures of iso-octane and oxygen in fresh gas ?

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well total pressure = partial pressure of O2 + partial pressure of isooctane and it depends on mole fraction of given gas.
lets say total pressure is
100 Pa and you have 1 mole of O2 and 4 moles of isooctane so
p(o2)=100/5 = 20 Pa p(isooctane)=100/5*5=80 Pa
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