et Vaporized Which unknown liquid did you use? Mass (g) of empty flask, Al- foil cover, and rubber band Temperature (°C) of boiling water bath Temperature (K) of boiling water bath Barometric pressure (atm) Mass (g) of flask, Al-foil, rubber band, and condensed vapor (liquid) Mass (g) of condensed vapor recovered (liquid) Total volume (mL) of the flask Total volume (L) of the flask Moles of the condensed vapor recovered (liquid) Molar Mass of the condensable vapor Average Molar Mass of the condensable vapor Identity of the Unknown iquid verage Percent Error Your Data unknown B 107.4289 97.302 370.45K 0.4973 108.1149 111.459 0.686 108,114g 2.287AL 0.2872 0.089416 9.413810 72.88 Lab Partner's Data acetona 100.4289 1074289 99.1°20 372.251 66.342 Sub. K 019973 100.9969 104.428 -0.568 100-996- .241 0.241 0.009501 9.497x10-31 54.808 14.382% 143907

et Vaporized Which unknown liquid did you use? Mass (g) of empty flask, Al- foil cover, and rubber band Temperature (°C) of boiling water bath Temperature (K) of boiling water bath Barometric pressure (atm) Mass (g) of flask, Al-foil, rubber band, and condensed vapor (liquid) Mass (g) of condensed vapor recovered (liquid) Total volume (mL) of the flask Total volume (L) of the flask Moles of the condensed vapor recovered (liquid) Molar Mass of the condensable vapor Average Molar Mass of the condensable vapor Identity of the Unknown iquid verage Percent Error Your Data unknown B 107.4289 97.302 370.45K 0.4973 108.1149 111.459 0.686 108,114g 2.287AL 0.2872 0.089416 9.413810 72.88 Lab Partner's Data acetona 100.4289 1074289 99.1°20 372.251 66.342 Sub. K 019973 100.9969 104.428 -0.568 100-996- .241 0.241 0.009501 9.497x10-31 54.808 14.382% 143907

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