Choose the best answer among the choices under each question/ statement. Thank you In the Dumas Method for the determination of the molar mass of anunknown vapor, the computed percentage error of the molar mass is1.2346. What is the true value and the experimental value, respectively, ofthe molar mass of the vapor in g/mol? *58.45 and 59.1716O 59.1716 and 58.45O 58.45 and 59.261859.2618 and 60.50In the Dumas Method for the determination of the molar mass of anunknown vapor, the weight of the flask filled with water, and the weight ofwater are 378.56 g, and 252.68 g, respectively. What is the volume of theflask used, in mL, if the density of the water is 0.9977 g/mL? *0.2533253.26250.1262O 126.1702

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In the Dumas Method for the determination of the molar mass of an unknown vapor, the computed percentage error of the molar mass is 1.2346. What is the true value and the experimental value, respectively, of the molar mass of the vapor in g/mol? * 58.45 and 59.1716 59.1716 and 58.45 O 58.45 and 59.2618 O 59.2618 and 60.50

In the Dumas Method for the determination of the molar mass of an unknown vapor, the computed percentage error of the molar mass is 1.2346. What is the true value and the experimental value, respectively, of the molar mass of the vapor in g/mol? * 58.45 and 59.1716 59.1716 and 58.45 O 58.45 and 59.2618 O 59.2618 and 60.50

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter8: Properties Of Gases

Section8.7: Kinetic-molecular Theory And The Velocities Of Gas Molecules

Problem 8.17E

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