Calculate the average % nitrogen in the sample using the following experiment trial result. Molarity of HCl = 0.2086 M Nitrogen Molar Mass = 14.007 g/mol Sample Code Sample Weight, g Initial Volume Final Volume Trial 1 1.0559 21.98 34.13 Trial 2 1.1570 34.30 47.82

Calculate the average % nitrogen in the sample using the following experiment trial result. Molarity of HCl = 0.2086 M Nitrogen Molar Mass = 14.007 g/mol Sample Code Sample Weight, g Initial Volume Final Volume Trial 1 1.0559 21.98 34.13 Trial 2 1.1570 34.30 47.82

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Calculate the average % nitrogen in the sample using the following experiment trial result.

Molarity of HCl = 0.2086 M
Nitrogen Molar Mass = 14.007 g/mol

Sample Code	Sample Weight, g	Initial Volume	Final Volume
Trial 1	1.0559	21.98	34.13
Trial 2	1.1570	34.30	47.82

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