0.5pts) 1. At ice temperatures (below 5 C), the vapor pressure of water is negligible. The...

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0.5pts) 1. At ice temperatures (below 5 "C), the vapor pressure of water is negligible. The volume at that point is due to the air alone, within the limits of the measurements. Using the gas law equation, the number of moles of air in the cylinder is calculated: (Use R = 62.4 L*torr*Kmol") %3D PVeold RTeld 13285.0141 Using the corrected value for volume, the lowest measured temperature and the atmospheric pressure, calculate the number of moles of trapped air. Lab 3 Driving forces Saved to this PC Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help O Search 市、而。同 1 圓圳面 。,田。 11 A A Aav Ap AaBbCcDc AaBbCcDc AaBbC AaBbCE 1 No Spac. Heading 1 e x, x A- A. 1 Normal Heading 2 Font Paragraph Styles 4 Table 1: Data observed over five-degree increments Temperature 75 (Celsius) Volume (mL) 70 65 60 55 50 <5 6.9 6.1 6.1 6.1 6.2 6.1 5.2 0.178775 0.178775 0.178775 0.178775 0.178775 0.178775 0.178775 562.6269 627.2702 618.1263 608.9824 590.1637 590.6947 | 596.392 33.76508 -30.8782 -21.7343 -12.5904 6.228276 5.697341 0 3.519427 #NUM! Bais P Pta InP #NUM! #NUM! 1.8291 1.74 #NUM! Table 2: Temperature in Celsna and Kelvin P 596.392 Temperature (Celsius) Kelvin 75 348 70 343 65 338 60 333 55 328 50 323 278 Figre Claustus-Clapeyron Plot d St ere to search TSLES 13 14 f6 E3 18 19 f10 411 图 0.5pts) 1. At ice temperatures (below 5 "C), the vapor pressure of water is negligible. The volume at that point is due to the air alone, within the limits of the measurements. Using the gas law equation, the number of moles of air in the cylinder is calculated: (Use R = 62.4 L*torr*Kmol") %3D PVeold RTeld 13285.0141 Using the corrected value for volume, the lowest measured temperature and the atmospheric pressure, calculate the number of moles of trapped air. Lab 3 Driving forces Saved to this PC Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help O Search 市、而。同 1 圓圳面 。,田。 11 A A Aav Ap AaBbCcDc AaBbCcDc AaBbC AaBbCE 1 No Spac. Heading 1 e x, x A- A. 1 Normal Heading 2 Font Paragraph Styles 4 Table 1: Data observed over five-degree increments Temperature 75 (Celsius) Volume (mL) 70 65 60 55 50 <5 6.9 6.1 6.1 6.1 6.2 6.1 5.2 0.178775 0.178775 0.178775 0.178775 0.178775 0.178775 0.178775 562.6269 627.2702 618.1263 608.9824 590.1637 590.6947 | 596.392 33.76508 -30.8782 -21.7343 -12.5904 6.228276 5.697341 0 3.519427 #NUM! Bais P Pta InP #NUM! #NUM! 1.8291 1.74 #NUM! Table 2: Temperature in Celsna and Kelvin P 596.392 Temperature (Celsius) Kelvin 75 348 70 343 65 338 60 333 55 328 50 323 278 Figre Claustus-Clapeyron Plot d St ere to search TSLES 13 14 f6 E3 18 19 f10 411 图

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