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The density of benzene vapor at 100 C* and 650 mmHg is 2.18g/L. Calculate the molecular mass. (Hint D=n(mol. Weight)/vol.=P(mol. Weight)/RT)

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The density of benzene vapor at 100 degrees C and 650 mm Hg is 2.18g/L. Calculate the molecular mass.

Let us assume that we have 1 L of gas in a container.

If so, we can use the ideal gas law to find the answer to the ...

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