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Gases Edward A. Mottel Department of Chemistry Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Resources Available  Exp. H: Gases

Pressure-Volume Data Initial Values of Model

Pressure-Volume Data Final Fitted Values of Model

Syringe Mass Data plunger in uncapped g plunger in capped g plunger out capped air g plunger out evacuated g plunger out capped CO g plunger out capped N g plunger out capped CH g

empty and uncapped back

empty and capped back

evacuated back

PV = nRT atmospheric pressure 735 torr 60 mL L Latmmol -1 K -1 moles of gas absolute temperature 25 °C = 298 K MW = mass moles

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