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Two gases X and Y are found in the atmosphere in only trace amounts because they decompose quickly. When exposed to ultraviolet light the half-life of X is 60.min, while that of Y is 2.50h. Suppose an atmospheric scientist studying these decompositions fills a transparent 15.0L flask with X and Y and exposes the flask to UV light. Initially, the partial pressure of X is 25.0% greater than the partial pressure of Y.

Will the partial pressure of X ever fall below the partial pressure of Y?

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