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16. The air in our atmosphere contains mostly nitrogen (76%), oxygen (21%). argon (1%),
carbon dioxide (0.5%), and water vapor (0.5%). The remaining 1% is made up of trace
amounts of other important gascs which are too small to measure. The avcrage
atmospheric pressure in Oxnard. CA is 0.996 atın. What is the partial pressure of each
gas? (Hint- a percentage can be written as a fraction)
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