Section No.:DateStudent Name:ID Number:Partner Name:Group No.:Experiment (6)Molar Mass of a Volatile LiquidReport SheetUnknown No.Data:Trial ITrial II1.Mass of empty Erlenmeyer flask+ Aluminum foil + Wire (g)73.64 g98.0 °C2.Temperature of boiling water (K)740 mmHg3.Atmospheric pressure (atm)4.Mass of Erlenmeyer flask+ Condensed vapor + aluminum74.15 gfoil + wire (g)5.Mass of condensed vapor (g)6.Volume of Erlenmeyer flask225 mL7.Molar mass of the liquid, calculated

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Molar Mass of a Volatile Liquid Report Sheet Unknown No. _ Data: Trial I Trial II 1. Mass of empty Erlenmeyer flask + Aluminum foil + Wire (g) 73.64 g 2. Temperature of boiling water (K) 98.0 °C 740 mmHg 3. Atmospheric pressure (atm) 4. + Condensed vapor + aluminum Mass of Erlenmeyer flask 74.15 g foil + wire (g) 5. Mass of condensed vapor (g) 6. Volume of Erlenmeyer flask 225 mL 7. Molar mass of the liquid, calculated

Molar Mass of a Volatile Liquid Report Sheet Unknown No. _ Data: Trial I Trial II 1. Mass of empty Erlenmeyer flask + Aluminum foil + Wire (g) 73.64 g 2. Temperature of boiling water (K) 98.0 °C 740 mmHg 3. Atmospheric pressure (atm) 4. + Condensed vapor + aluminum Mass of Erlenmeyer flask 74.15 g foil + wire (g) 5. Mass of condensed vapor (g) 6. Volume of Erlenmeyer flask 225 mL 7. Molar mass of the liquid, calculated

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