Calculate the Molar mass of a volatile liquid (g/mol) from the following data:- Mass of dry flask, foil, and rubber band (g) = 142.722 Temperature of boiling water (°C) = 99.9 Mass of dry flask, foil, rubber band, and vapors (g) = 143.801 Volume of Erlenmeyer flask (Litres) = 1.127 Atmospheric Pressure (atm) = 1 %3D

Calculate the Molar mass of a volatile liquid (g/mol) from the following data:- Mass of dry flask, foil, and rubber band (g) = 142.722 Temperature of boiling water (°C) = 99.9 Mass of dry flask, foil, rubber band, and vapors (g) = 143.801 Volume of Erlenmeyer flask (Litres) = 1.127 Atmospheric Pressure (atm) = 1 %3D

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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