In the Dumas Method for thedetermination of the molar mass ofa vapor, it was assumed that *the atmospheric pressure of thesurroundings is equal to the pressure ofthe vapor inside the flaskthe atmospheric pressure is dependenton the mass of the vaporthe atmospheric pressure is greaterthan 1 atmthe atmospheric pressure is constant at750 mm Hg

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In the Dumas Method for the
determination of the molar mass of
a vapor, it was assumed that *
the atmospheric pressure of the
surroundings is equal to the pressure of
the vapor inside the flask
the atmospheric pressure is dependent
on the mass of the vapor
the atmospheric pressure is greater
than 1 atm
the atmospheric pressure is constant at
750 mm Hg

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