QUESTION 2 The vapor pressure of 0.379 grams of a pure substance is 0.603 atm at 20°C (the molar mass of this substance is 130.64 g/mol). If the addition of glucose (C6H1206) lowers the vapor pressure to 0.541 atm, how many moles of glucose are present in the solution? Express your answer to two significant figures, in scientific notation and include the unit with your answer.

QUESTION 2 The vapor pressure of 0.379 grams of a pure substance is 0.603 atm at 20°C (the molar mass of this substance is 130.64 g/mol). If the addition of glucose (C6H1206) lowers the vapor pressure to 0.541 atm, how many moles of glucose are present in the solution? Express your answer to two significant figures, in scientific notation and include the unit with your answer.

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