Chemistry Essential oil from orange peels, limonene FW=136 g/mol, and water steam distilled at 98 °C at atmospheric pressure (760 torr). The vapor pressure of water at this temperature is 750 torr. Find the weight of water in milligrams that will be found in distillate in steam-distillation of 472 mg of limonene at this temperature. Round your answer to the nearest integer.

Chemistry Essential oil from orange peels, limonene FW=136 g/mol, and water steam distilled at 98 °C at atmospheric pressure (760 torr). The vapor pressure of water at this temperature is 750 torr. Find the weight of water in milligrams that will be found in distillate in steam-distillation of 472 mg of limonene at this temperature. Round your answer to the nearest integer.

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Chemistry
Essential oil from orange peels, limonene
FW=136 g/mol, and water steam distilled at
98 °C at atmospheric pressure (760 torr).
The vapor pressure of water at this
temperature is 750 torr. Find the weight of
water in milligrams that will be found in
distillate in steam-distillation of 472 mg of
limonene at this temperature. Round your
answer to the nearest integer.

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