18 October 2024
Determination the MW of a volatile liquid
A-Level Chemistry: Getting out the steam kettle to heat up a gas syringe to 373K then inject a known mass of a volatile liquid into the syringe and measure its volume at 373K then use PV=nRT to calculate the number of moles for that mass and from that the MW
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