A sample of hydrogen (H2) gas was collected over water at 60°C. If the total volume of gas collected was 73.6 mL and the atmospheric pressure was 1.08 bar, what mass (in g) of hydrogen gas was collected above the water? The vapour pressure of water at 60°C is 150 torr.
A sample of hydrogen (H2) gas was collected over water at 60°C. If the total volume of gas collected was 73.6 mL and the atmospheric pressure was 1.08 bar, what mass (in g) of hydrogen gas was collected above the water? The vapour pressure of water at 60°C is 150 torr.
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A sample of hydrogen (H2) gas was collected over water at 60°C. If the total volume of gas collected was 73.6 mL and the atmospheric pressure was 1.08 bar, what mass (in g) of hydrogen gas was collected above the water? The vapour pressure of water at 60°C is 150 torr.
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