Eleanoron gas is a newly discovered toxic gas with a very noxious odour. A sample of Eleanoron is collected over water at a temperature of 310 K.A volume of 1.38 L of gas is collected with a total pressure of 1.175 bar . The vapour pressure of water at 310 K is 46.12 mmHg Determine the partial pressure of the Eleanoron gas, in units of bar. Express your answer using four significant figures. P = 1.114 bar Submit Previous Answers Completed Part B The partial pressure of the Eleanoron gas is 1.114 bar. If the density of the gas at this temperature is 2.81 g· L, determine the the molar mass of Eleanoron gas. Express your answer to three significant figures. Ανα ΑΣφ. ? MM = g mol-1

Eleanoron gas is a newly discovered toxic gas with a very noxious odour. A sample of Eleanoron is collected over water at a temperature of 310 K.A volume of 1.38 L of gas is collected with a total pressure of 1.175 bar . The vapour pressure of water at 310 K is 46.12 mmHg Determine the partial pressure of the Eleanoron gas, in units of bar. Express your answer using four significant figures. P = 1.114 bar Submit Previous Answers Completed Part B The partial pressure of the Eleanoron gas is 1.114 bar. If the density of the gas at this temperature is 2.81 g· L, determine the the molar mass of Eleanoron gas. Express your answer to three significant figures. Ανα ΑΣφ. ? MM = g mol-1

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