Initial Mass of Lighter before experiment 22.24g Final Mass of Lighter after experiment 22.01g Mass of butane transferred to the graduated cylinder Volume of butane in graduated cylinder 0.23 g 100.0 mL Atmospheric Pressure 755 mm Hg Temperature of water and gas 22°C K Vapor Pressure of water at 22°C 19.8 mm Hg Pressure of Dry gas 0.23 atm Using the volume of the gas at STP, calculate the number of moles of gas at STP.

Initial Mass of Lighter before experiment 22.24g Final Mass of Lighter after experiment 22.01g Mass of butane transferred to the graduated cylinder Volume of butane in graduated cylinder 0.23 g 100.0 mL Atmospheric Pressure 755 mm Hg Temperature of water and gas 22°C K Vapor Pressure of water at 22°C 19.8 mm Hg Pressure of Dry gas 0.23 atm Using the volume of the gas at STP, calculate the number of moles of gas at STP.

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