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![### Determining Molar Mass Using the Dumas-Bulb Technique
The Dumas-bulb method is a classic technique for finding the molar mass of an unknown liquid. The procedure involves vaporizing the liquid sample, which boils at a temperature under 100°C, in a boiling-water bath. The aim is to ascertain the mass of vapor necessary to fill the bulb. For more details, refer to the illustration in **Figure 1**.
#### Part A
Calculate the molar mass of the unknown liquid using the data provided:
- Mass of unknown vapor: 1.013 g
- Volume of bulb: 355 cm³
- Pressure: 742 torr
- Temperature: 99°C
**Equation:**
\[ MM = \text{molar mass in g/mol} \]
Enter your calculated molar mass and press "Submit" to verify your result or request an answer.
**Note:** Utilize the provided equation editor and calculator functions to assist with your calculations.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fbe5243c1-65b6-49ba-aa5b-abca4f72257e%2F101961a8-494a-408b-80c7-8eccc2739dc6%2Fdkey53j_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:### Determining Molar Mass Using the Dumas-Bulb Technique
The Dumas-bulb method is a classic technique for finding the molar mass of an unknown liquid. The procedure involves vaporizing the liquid sample, which boils at a temperature under 100°C, in a boiling-water bath. The aim is to ascertain the mass of vapor necessary to fill the bulb. For more details, refer to the illustration in **Figure 1**.
#### Part A
Calculate the molar mass of the unknown liquid using the data provided:
- Mass of unknown vapor: 1.013 g
- Volume of bulb: 355 cm³
- Pressure: 742 torr
- Temperature: 99°C
**Equation:**
\[ MM = \text{molar mass in g/mol} \]
Enter your calculated molar mass and press "Submit" to verify your result or request an answer.
**Note:** Utilize the provided equation editor and calculator functions to assist with your calculations.
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