R = 0.0821 L.atm/mol.°KSample ID: AMass of the emptyErlenmeyer flask +rubber band + foilPressureTemperature (°C)Temperature (°K)Mass of flask + vapor +rubber band + foilMass of vapor (grams)Volume of FlaskCalculated number ofmoles (n)Molar Mass (g/mol)Average Molar Mass(g/mol)n=107.2189I atm95°℃368.15⁰K108.2090.9829PVRTMMTrial 1=330ml 0.33 L1*0.330.0821*368.15m:0.010 met0.9820.010=98.29/moln=Trial 2107.2189I atm95.1°C368.25°k108.29691.0789PVMM.=103 g/mol330ml=0.33L1* 0.330.0821 368.25mn.:0.010 mol1.6780.010=107.89/mol 3. The molar mass value you calculated is only approximately the true molar mass of theunknown sample (the two values are not identical). Suggest one possible source ofexperimental error that may have resulted in the deviation of your calculatedvalue from the true value. (81

To identify the possible source of experimental error that might have resulted in the deviation of…

The molar mass value you calculated is only approximately the true molar mass of the unknown sample (the two values are not identical). Suggest one possible source of experimental error that may have resulted in the deviation of your calculated value from the true value. (

The molar mass value you calculated is only approximately the true molar mass of the unknown sample (the two values are not identical). Suggest one possible source of experimental error that may have resulted in the deviation of your calculated value from the true value. (

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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