pleasssseee solve part 7 6Bleach analysisIn Bleach analysis experiment, a student collected the following data:78Molar mass of a volatile liquidIn Molar mass of a volatile liquid experiment, a student collectedIdeal gas constant-0.0821 L.atm/ (mol.K), and I atm=760 torr.1 Calculate the atmospheric pressure, P (atm)2 Calculate the Temperature of the boiling water in Kelvin,T (K)3 Calculate the mass of condensed vapor, m (g)44 Calculate the mole of condensed vapor, n (mol)5 Calculate the molecular weight of gas, (g/mol)9(0the following data:Dry flask and foil capTemperature of the boilingCalculate the number of moles of Na2S2O3?Calculate the number of moles of OCI?Calculate the mass of Cl₂Calculate the mass of bleach?Calculate the mass percent available Cl2 (liquid) (%)waterMass of dry flask, foil capand vaporAtmospheric pressureVolume of flaskVolume of liquid bleachtitratedMolarity of Na2S2O3Initial buret reading(Na2S2O3)Final buret reading(Na2S2O3)Density of bleachAtomic mass of CI189 g85 °C189.32 g689 torr400 ml.5 mL0.1 MI mL39.09 mL1.06 g/mL35.5 g/mol

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pleasssseee solve part 7

6
Bleach analysis
In Bleach analysis experiment, a student collected the following data:
7
8
Molar mass of a volatile liquid
In Molar mass of a volatile liquid experiment, a student collected
Ideal gas constant-0.0821 L.atm/ (mol.K), and I atm=760 torr.
1 Calculate the atmospheric pressure, P (atm)
2 Calculate the Temperature of the boiling water in Kelvin,
T (K)
3 Calculate the mass of condensed vapor, m (g)
44 Calculate the mole of condensed vapor, n (mol)
5 Calculate the molecular weight of gas, (g/mol)
9
(0
the following data:
Dry flask and foil cap
Temperature of the boiling
Calculate the number of moles of Na2S2O3?
Calculate the number of moles of OCI?
Calculate the mass of Cl₂
Calculate the mass of bleach?
Calculate the mass percent available Cl2 (liquid) (%)
water
Mass of dry flask, foil cap
and vapor
Atmospheric pressure
Volume of flask
Volume of liquid bleach
titrated
Molarity of Na2S2O3
Initial buret reading
(Na2S2O3)
Final buret reading
(Na2S2O3)
Density of bleach
Atomic mass of CI
189 g
85 °C
189.32 g
689 torr
400 ml.
5 mL
0.1 M
I mL
39.09 mL
1.06 g/mL
35.5 g/mol

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