Step 5: Measuring the Volume of Air Near 20°C (Room
Temperature)
Use tongs to put the beaker...
Chemistry, 09.04.2021 02:40 parrazm2022
Step 5: Measuring the Volume of Air Near 20°C (Room
Temperature)
Use tongs to put the beaker (with tube and
thermometer) on the hot plate.
600
500
400
600 ml
00
200
100
Temperature of gas: 40
7 °C
Height of the column of gas:
16.7
cm RETRY
I failed it but I got the answers:
Step 5:
Temp of gas: 21c
Height of column gas: 6.2cm
Temp of gas: 294K
Volume of gas:0.78cm
Answers: 2
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