In a Charles's Law experiment, I take a 322.7 mL Florence flask, and heat its contents...

Transcribed Image Text:

In a Charles's Law experiment, I take a 322.7 mL Florence flask, and heat its contents up to 100.2 C. When I dunk this flask into a 0.2 "C ice bath, 77.2 mt H,0 rush into the flask Given this information, what would my percent error be. when i use these numbers to calculate the location of absolute zero? Select one a 45% b. 32% c. 16% d. 23% O e. 57% In a Charles's Law experiment, I take a 322.7 mL Florence flask, and heat its contents up to 100.2 C. When I dunk this flask into a 0.2 "C ice bath, 77.2 mt H,0 rush into the flask Given this information, what would my percent error be. when i use these numbers to calculate the location of absolute zero? Select one a 45% b. 32% c. 16% d. 23% O e. 57%