What is the Molecular weight of a certain volatile liquid which is placed in 225 g flask which has total capacity volume of 251.16 ml where after the liquid was heated to 90.2 °C, the gas volatilized and the weight of the flask measured 227.59g.? Round you answer in one decimal place

What is the Molecular weight of a certain volatile liquid which is placed in 225 g flask which has total capacity volume of 251.16 ml where after the liquid was heated to 90.2 °C, the gas volatilized and the weight of the flask measured 227.59g.? Round you answer in one decimal place

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