2) Determine the volume of the flask, in liters Use Equation editor here to show all your work! You can copy and paste these when you need more lines Volume of flask Put your answer here with units! 3) Determine the gas temperature in Kelvin for each of the two trials. Use Equation editor here to show all your work! You can copy and paste these when you need more lines Trial 1-temperature of gas Put your answer here with units! Use Equation editor here to show all your work! You can copy and paste these when you need more lines CHEM& 162: Lab 1- Gas Laws: RASTA REPORT Page 2 of 4 Trial 2-temperature of gas Put your answer here with units! 4) Determine the moles of sample vapor for each of the two trials. Use Equation editor here to show all your work! You can copy and paste these when you need more lines Trial 1-moles of sample vapor Put your answer here with units! Use Equation editor here to show all your work! You can copy and paste these when you need more lines Trial 2-moles of sample vapor Put your answer here with units!
2) Determine the volume of the flask, in liters Use Equation editor here to show all your work! You can copy and paste these when you need more lines Volume of flask Put your answer here with units! 3) Determine the gas temperature in Kelvin for each of the two trials. Use Equation editor here to show all your work! You can copy and paste these when you need more lines Trial 1-temperature of gas Put your answer here with units! Use Equation editor here to show all your work! You can copy and paste these when you need more lines CHEM& 162: Lab 1- Gas Laws: RASTA REPORT Page 2 of 4 Trial 2-temperature of gas Put your answer here with units! 4) Determine the moles of sample vapor for each of the two trials. Use Equation editor here to show all your work! You can copy and paste these when you need more lines Trial 1-moles of sample vapor Put your answer here with units! Use Equation editor here to show all your work! You can copy and paste these when you need more lines Trial 2-moles of sample vapor Put your answer here with units!
Chapter6: The States Of Matter
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Hello, so I need help with the questions that I'm going to send you, and there is a table for two trials, for the results and need help on answering them, also ignore the part where it says "Mass of flask with distilled water" for trial 1. I need help with questions 2-7 if that's possible? Thank you.
Transcribed Image Text:2) Determine the volume of the flask, in liters
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Volume of flask
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3) Determine the gas temperature in Kelvin for each of the two trials.
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CHEM& 162: Lab 1 - Gas Laws: RASTAADREPORT
Trial 1-temperature of gas
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Trial 2-temperature of gas
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4) Determine the moles of sample vapor for each of the two trials.
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5) Determine the molar mass of the unknown sample (in g/mol) for each of the two trials.
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6) Determine the average molar mass between the two trials.
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7) Determine the percent difference between the two trials.
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Percent Difference between trials
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Mass of flask and dry cap (g)
Mass of flask with condensed vapor (g)
Temperature of water bath (°C)
Mass of flask with distilled water (g)
Lab barometric pressure (mmHg)
CHEM& 162: Lab 1 - Gas Laws: POSTLAB REPORT
Distilled water density (g/mL)
Qualitative Comments
3
Trial 1
114.9 g
116.1 g
103.1°C
Type data here
748.5 mmHG at
23.1°C
0.998 g/mL
We should have
read the procedure
more carefully and
thoroughly.
Trial 2
3
111.4 g
113.2 g
103.1°C
437.1 g
748.5 mmHG at
Page 1 of 4
23.1°C
0.998 g/mL
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