A sample of vapor weighing 0.368 g filled a Florence flask when heated in a water bath at 95.0°C. The actual volume of the flask was 128.4 mL and the barometric pressure was 747 torr. Calculate (a) the volume of the at STP and (b) the molar mass of the volatile vapor liquid. (Use the approach applied in the Introduction and on the data sheet.)

A sample of vapor weighing 0.368 g filled a Florence flask when heated in a water bath at 95.0°C. The actual volume of the flask was 128.4 mL and the barometric pressure was 747 torr. Calculate (a) the volume of the at STP and (b) the molar mass of the volatile vapor liquid. (Use the approach applied in the Introduction and on the data sheet.)

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