Posted by kanika on Monday, December 12, 2011 at 11:18pm.
partial pressure = k*c
with c in moles/L.
You don't provide a k and I don't know it by memory; however, look up k (k is available in many different units--for this formula you want k in units of atm*L/mol which is the same as atm/M). To obtain partial pressure of the Rn it is mole fraction Rn*total P.
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