Question 4. A 25.0 L evacuated (initially empty) flask contains 80 g of water at 35°C. What is the mass of water vapor nside the flask? You may need the data from Table 5.4 below TABLE 5.4 Vapour Pressure of Water Versus Temperature Temperature (°C) Pressure (Torr) Temperature (°C) Pressure (Torr) 4.585 55 118.15 6.545 60 149.50 10 9.212 65 187.68 15 12.793 70 233.84 20 17.542 75 289.25 25 23.770 80 355.33 30 31.844 85 433.65 35 42.204 90 525.92 40 55.365 95 634.02 45 71.9729 100 760.00 50 92.588

Question 4. A 25.0 L evacuated (initially empty) flask contains 80 g of water at 35°C. What is the mass of water vapor nside the flask? You may need the data from Table 5.4 below TABLE 5.4 Vapour Pressure of Water Versus Temperature Temperature (°C) Pressure (Torr) Temperature (°C) Pressure (Torr) 4.585 55 118.15 6.545 60 149.50 10 9.212 65 187.68 15 12.793 70 233.84 20 17.542 75 289.25 25 23.770 80 355.33 30 31.844 85 433.65 35 42.204 90 525.92 40 55.365 95 634.02 45 71.9729 100 760.00 50 92.588

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