In Dumas' experiment to calculate the molecular weight, 0.15 grams of organic compound was evaporated and a volume of 36 cm was displaced cubed over the water at a temperature of 16 and the atmospheric pressure was 764 mm Hg and the vapor pressure at this temperature was 13.6 mm Hg Calculate the molecular weight of the compound

In Dumas' experiment to calculate the molecular weight, 0.15 grams of organic compound was evaporated and a volume of 36 cm was displaced cubed over the water at a temperature of 16 and the atmospheric pressure was 764 mm Hg and the vapor pressure at this temperature was 13.6 mm Hg Calculate the molecular weight of the compound

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