**Transcription of the Educational Content**1. **Experimental Observations** - **b.** The flask is removed from the hot water bath while liquid remains. - **c.** The volume in the flask occupied by the stopper was not accounted for when the volume of the flask was measured.2. **Experimental Questions** - **4.** What effect on the molar mass would occur if twice the experimental volume of volatile liquid was placed in the flask at the beginning of the experiment? - **5.** Would this experiment be practical if the unknown had a boiling point of 130°C?**Explanation:** This content appears to focus on an experiment involving the measurement of molar mass of a volatile liquid. It highlights potential errors such as the removal of the flask while liquid remains and unconsidered volume displacement by a stopper. Questions prompt critical thinking on methodological changes and practical considerations, like dealing with substances having higher boiling points. **Questions****Name:** ____________________ **Section:** ____________________---1. **Define the following terms and give an example of each taken from this experiment.** a. **Torr** Example: ________________ b. **Standard molar volume** Example: ________________ c. **Atmospheric pressure** Example: ________________2. **Define these terms** a. **Volatile liquid** b. **Charles' law** c. **Absolute zero**3. **How would each of the following errors affect the molar mass obtained in this experiment? Give your reasoning in each case.** a. The flask was properly removed from the cold water bath but was not completely dry before weighing.---**Page 84**

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- **b.** The flask is removed from the hot water bath while liquid remains.
- **c.** The volume in the flask occupied by the stopper was not accounted for when the volume of the flask was measured.

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- **4.** What effect on the molar mass would occur if twice the experimental volume of volatile liquid was placed in the flask at the beginning of the experiment?
- **5.** Would this experiment be practical if the unknown had a boiling point of 130°C?

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