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... torr . What is the molecular weight of the liquid ? 6. Calculate the volume occupied by 25 g of ammonia at 350 K and 100 torr pressure , assuming the gas to be ideal . 7. What mass in kilograms could be lifted by a 20,000 - liter ...
... torr . What is the molecular weight of the liquid ? 6. Calculate the volume occupied by 25 g of ammonia at 350 K and 100 torr pressure , assuming the gas to be ideal . 7. What mass in kilograms could be lifted by a 20,000 - liter ...
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... torr , respectively . A liquid solution contains 40.0 percent benzene by weight . What is the composition of vapor ... torr ) or 80.8 torr , and that of toluene ( 0.560 ) ( 59.1 torr ) , or 33.1 torr . The total vapor pressure is the sum ...
... torr , respectively . A liquid solution contains 40.0 percent benzene by weight . What is the composition of vapor ... torr ) or 80.8 torr , and that of toluene ( 0.560 ) ( 59.1 torr ) , or 33.1 torr . The total vapor pressure is the sum ...
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... torr . The remaining gases together contribute a pressure of 715 torr , of which oxygen accounts for ap- proximately 107 torr , nitrogen about 570 torr , and carbon dioxide per- haps 38 torr . The salting - out effect of the solutes in ...
... torr . The remaining gases together contribute a pressure of 715 torr , of which oxygen accounts for ap- proximately 107 torr , nitrogen about 570 torr , and carbon dioxide per- haps 38 torr . The salting - out effect of the solutes in ...
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