In the Dumas method, the difference between the mass of the bulb and and bulb with the gas si taken to get the mass of the gas. This method is done by determining the weight of the empty bulb/flask and the mass of the bulb/flask filled with the volatile liquid before heating. Whicg of the statement is true with DUmsa method? O Both statements are false O The Second statement is true and the first is false O The first statement is true and the second is false O Both statements are true

In the Dumas method, the difference between the mass of the bulb and and bulb with the gas si taken to get the mass of the gas. This method is done by determining the weight of the empty bulb/flask and the mass of the bulb/flask filled with the volatile liquid before heating. Whicg of the statement is true with DUmsa method? O Both statements are false O The Second statement is true and the first is false O The first statement is true and the second is false O Both statements are true

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