In the given below Fill up the missing part: Temp Of hot water (T1)= 50 °C = 323.15K Temp of cold water (T2)= 20 ° C = 293.15K Volume of hot water = 170 mL volume of flask= 170 mL Volume of water which entered the flask is =18 mL a.) What is the volume of cold air experimental? b.) What is the volume of the cold air theoretical? c ) What is the percentage error?

In the given below Fill up the missing part: Temp Of hot water (T1)= 50 °C = 323.15K Temp of cold water (T2)= 20 ° C = 293.15K Volume of hot water = 170 mL volume of flask= 170 mL Volume of water which entered the flask is =18 mL a.) What is the volume of cold air experimental? b.) What is the volume of the cold air theoretical? c ) What is the percentage error?

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