Mass of evacuated syringe assembly: 36.9758g Mass of syringe assembly with Dust-Off spray: 37.1017g Mass of Dust-Off spray: 0.1259g Volume of water in syringe: 51mL Volume of Dust-Off spray (should be same as water): 51mL Air temperature: 23.3*C Atmospheric pressure: 729.0 atm Number of moles of Dust-Off spray based on the above P,V, and T: Experimentally determined molar mass of Dust-Off spray:

Mass of evacuated syringe assembly: 36.9758g Mass of syringe assembly with Dust-Off spray: 37.1017g Mass of Dust-Off spray: 0.1259g Volume of water in syringe: 51mL Volume of Dust-Off spray (should be same as water): 51mL Air temperature: 23.3*C Atmospheric pressure: 729.0 atm Number of moles of Dust-Off spray based on the above P,V, and T: Experimentally determined molar mass of Dust-Off spray:

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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