I'm answering questions for an Ideal Gas Law Lab. Help?
Maybe I could help? What is the problem?
If some of the bubbles of butane did not enter the flask and escaped into the air instead, in what way would the calculated molecular weight of butane be affected? This one I tried to answer: The molecular weight would be higher.
pV = nRT, and n = m/M, did you solve M = mRT/pV?
Yeah, I'm not sure that we're answering them with numbers. And I don't know how to compare the problem with the question. But i'll give you the numbers I have
If you think Volume is smaller because part of butane gas Escaped, you get higher molar mass, also you was right.
Okay good. The other one I don't have an answer for: If the temperature measurement of the water was too high, in what way would the calculated molecular weight of butane be affected?
Again examine the same formula. How it affect to result Is real temperature is lower? Is the result M too high or Too low?
I guess logically it'd be higher. I had a feeling it would be but didn't want to just go on chance.
You have right logic :) If you try numbers, you can be sure
Yeah I did. I changed the temperature to 318K instead of 295K
Can you help me with one more?
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