Gaseous xenon difluoride reacts with liquid water to make xenon gas, gaseous hydrogen fluoride, and oxygen gas. If 4.50 g of water reacts with 67.72 g of xenon difluoride in a sealed 2L container at 25 °C calculate the individual partial pressure all of the gasses present after the reaction has reached completion.

28. which is not a reason that water is used to store spent fuel rods from nuclear power plants? water increases the speed of the chain reaction in the fuel rods. water protects nuclear power plant workers from the high temperature and radiation of the fuel rods. water acts as a radiation shield to reduce the radiation levels. water cools the spent rods. salts action