Explain it Data Table:Required valuesMass of empty tube +stopperWeight of the unknownsampleMass tube, stopper, unknownsample before heatingCalculated mass of 02liberatedVolume of water in beakerReadingBarometer Pressure reading41Mass tube, stopper, unknown 41.78sample after heating1101Vapor pressure of waterCalculated pressure of O2 gasTemperature of water (in jar) 30323.68Reading with convertedUnits6.0g6.0gg6.0mLmmHgmmHgmmHgk

The ideal gas law is used to relate the pressure (P) of the gas with other parameters, like moles of…

Data Table: Required values Mass of empty tube + stopper Weight of the unknown sample Mass tube, stopper, unknown sample before heating Reading 41 1 Mass tube, stopper, unknown 41.78 sample after heating Reading with converted Units 6.0 g 6.D g 6.0 g g

Data Table: Required values Mass of empty tube + stopper Weight of the unknown sample Mass tube, stopper, unknown sample before heating Reading 41 1 Mass tube, stopper, unknown 41.78 sample after heating Reading with converted Units 6.0 g 6.D g 6.0 g g

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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Data Table:
Required values
Mass of empty tube +
stopper
Weight of the unknown
sample
Mass tube, stopper, unknown
sample before heating
Calculated mass of 02
liberated
Volume of water in beaker
Reading
Barometer Pressure reading
41
Mass tube, stopper, unknown 41.78
sample after heating
1
10
1
Vapor pressure of water
Calculated pressure of O2 gas
Temperature of water (in jar) 303
23.68
Reading with converted
Units
6.0
g
6.0
g
g
6.0
mL
mmHg
mmHg
mmHg
k

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