None Charle's Law prelab data:Temperature of boiling waterVolume of hot airTemperature of ice waterVolume of water drawn into the flaskBarometric pressureFor this example, what is knot?mL/KSubmitAnswer format: Number: Round to: 4 decimal places.99.50 °C137.0 mL4.00 °C34.5 mL747 mm Hg

To find the value of Khot (the hot temperature coefficient) using Charles's Law, we use the…

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Charle's Law prelab data: Temperature of boiling water Volume of hot air Temperature of ice water Volume of water drawn into the flask Barometric pressure For this example, what is knot? mL/K Submit Answer format: Number: Round to: 4 decimal places. 99.50 °C 137.0 mL 4.00 °C 34.5 mL 747 mm Hg