Can u please help me to understand this problem please thank you 1. Determination of the Ideal Gas Constant "R" using Carbon Dioxide10 °C.3700ml768.0mm HgTemperatureVolume of plastic bagBarometric pressure4 (wet)5 (wet)33Trial3177,7219269.621aMinitialta2.44/14.549 les.239|85.859 78.71469.621g 61.72lgMfinalS2.511g33.031g 25.451g2. Determining the Molar Mass of a Gas.Room temperature - TR20°CWater temperature - Tw19.8°C768.0mm HgBarometric Pressure - PatmALL THREE TRIALS SHOULD BE DIFFERENT VOLUMES OF BUTANE!Trial1311.649g 1.629911.533911.6299 l1.539 l1.373g36.4ml 41.5mlMinitialMfinal31.4mlVolume3. Pressure/Volume Measurements.V.20 cm16 cm9 cm36 cm34 cm3358.le 585-5 780.7751585.515 cm310 cm320 cm31409.1 19670411.1796.010 cm3V20 cm35 cm337.3649.71222.3 1. Determination of the Ideal Gas Constant "R" using Carbon DioxidelTrial134 (wet)5 (wet)MfMiRave% Error

Ideal gas equation, PV =nRT R, gas constant = PVnT where P= pressure V= volume n = moles of gas T…

1. Determination of the Ideal Gas Constant "R" using Carbón Dioxidê 10 °C. Volume of plastic bag 3700ml 768.0mm Hg Temperature Barometric pressure 4 (wet) 5 (wet) 33.6219 Trial 1 77,7219 69.62 Minitial Minal

1. Determination of the Ideal Gas Constant "R" using Carbón Dioxidê 10 °C. Volume of plastic bag 3700ml 768.0mm Hg Temperature Barometric pressure 4 (wet) 5 (wet) 33.6219 Trial 1 77,7219 69.62 Minitial Minal

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1. Determination of the Ideal Gas Constant "R" using Carbon Dioxide
10 °C.
3700ml
768.0mm Hg
Temperature
Volume of plastic bag
Barometric pressure
4 (wet)
5 (wet)
33
Trial
3
1
77,7219
2
69.621a
Minitial
ta2.44/14.549 les.239|85.859 78.714
69.621g 61.72lg
Mfinal
S2.511g
33.031g 25.451g
2. Determining the Molar Mass of a Gas.
Room temperature - TR
20°C
Water temperature - Tw
19.8°C
768.0mm Hg
Barometric Pressure - Patm
ALL THREE TRIALS SHOULD BE DIFFERENT VOLUMES OF BUTANE!
Trial
1
3
11.649g 1.6299
11.5339
11.6299 l1.539 l1.373g
36.4ml 41.5ml
Minitial
Mfinal
31.4ml
Volume
3. Pressure/Volume Measurements.
V.
20 cm
16 cm
9 cm3
6 cm3
4 cm3
358.le 585-5 780.775
1585.51
5 cm3
10 cm3
20 cm3
1409.1 19670411.1
796.0
10 cm3
V
20 cm3
5 cm
337.3
649.7
1222.3

1. Determination of the Ideal Gas Constant "R" using Carbon Dioxidel
Trial
1
3
4 (wet)
5 (wet)
Mf
Mi
Rave
% Error

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