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0.0242 gon is collected by water displacement in an eudiometer. The gas volume is 29.2 mL. The iquid inside and outside the eudiometer are the same, the temperature is 21°C, the barometer reading is 99 kPa. Calculate the volume of DRY argon at STP. (26.5 L) (***see Dalton's Law) P-qar pa. T= 294k 1.18x10-3 m0 T: 273 P:101.3 0.02921

0.0242 gon is collected by water displacement in an eudiometer. The gas volume is 29.2 mL. The iquid inside and outside the eudiometer are the same, the temperature is 21°C, the barometer reading is 99 kPa. Calculate the volume of DRY argon at STP. (26.5 L) (***see Dalton's Law) P-qar pa. T= 294k 1.18x10-3 m0 T: 273 P:101.3 0.02921

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O Argon is collected by water displacement in an eudiometer. The gas volume is 29.2 mL. The liquid inside and outside the eudiometer are the same, the temperature is 21 C, the barometer reading is 99 kPa. Calculate the volume of DRY argon at STP. (26.5 L) (***see Dalton's Law) P9ar pa. T= 294i 0242 के के 1.18 x10-3 mol T 273 P: 101.3 0.02921
Transcribed Image Text:O Argon is collected by water displacement in an eudiometer. The gas volume is 29.2 mL. The liquid inside and outside the eudiometer are the same, the temperature is 21 C, the barometer reading is 99 kPa. Calculate the volume of DRY argon at STP. (26.5 L) (***see Dalton's Law) P9ar pa. T= 294i 0242 के के 1.18 x10-3 mol T 273 P: 101.3 0.02921
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