ull Umniah ?2:53 PM@ 1 28%Avogadro's number exp4Lab. ReportExperiment 4Part A: Calibrating Pipette or Dropper; with petroleum ether(PE)Trial 1 Trial 2 AverageDrops petroleum 146ether /2 mL148Drops petroleum ether /mL.B. Forming the MonolayerConcentration of fatty acid solution:g/1000ml0.143g/L=0.142Inside RadiusDiameterLarge Crystallizing 12 CmDishFatty Acid Drops sol'n Drops sol'n AverageTrial 1Trial 2Stearic6.7Part C. Calculating Avogadro's Number;

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ull Umniah ?
2:53 PM
@ 1 28%
Avogadro's number exp4
Lab. Report
Experiment 4
Part A: Calibrating Pipette or Dropper; with petroleum ether
(PE)
Trial 1 Trial 2 Average
Drops petroleum 146
ether /2 mL
148
Drops petroleum ether /mL.
B. Forming the Monolayer
Concentration of fatty acid solution:
g/1000ml
0.143
g/L=0.142
Inside Radius
Diameter
Large Crystallizing 12 Cm
Dish
Fatty Acid Drops sol'n Drops sol'n Average
Trial 1
Trial 2
Stearic
6.
7
Part C. Calculating Avogadro's Number;

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