7. up the stopcock water the red arms 250mL temperature flask vertically), heat

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7. up the stopcock water the red arms 250mL temperature flask vertically), heat the under bath one inch the the until water with flask. the water not bath to of ring. about the leave safety Do out assembly) tap the and flask water water burner. (with bath boiling gauze, turn Hold the with in off water. the the water of as the sink). possible and water Erlenmeyer water arms a horizontally) it Fil ring bath as positioned the low stand, positioned the cold cold the position the red using flask. (with Record it to burner with into the and nask Timl air heating. fll of flask while the and the a (with beaker, top sink over to er water in at the in the the open bath a the a a a stopcock stopper hot stopper the the the Obtain Fasten below Place Close stopper pointing down, then open the stopcock so as to not allow any air into or if 9. Hold the flask completely under water or five minutes, the stopper falls out, simply push it in, water back keeping the stopcock open, and without letting any air in or out. Record the temperature of the sink to 10. the up (while keeping the stopcock submerged) until the water level inside the flask matches the level in the sink the The makes the pressure inside the flask equal atmospheric pressure. Close the stopcock and remove the fask from the water. carefully pouring it into a 11 Remove the stopper assembly. Measure the volume of the water in the fask by graduated cylinder. Record volumes to the tenths place. stopper with water, and then 12. the volume of the Erienmeyer by filing it to the bottom of the 13. measuring the volume of water (in portions) with a graduated cylinder barometer, and look up the obtain the barometric (atmos in the lab from the digital appropriate vapor pressure of water from the provided table 14, Obtain data for a second trial as directed by your instructor Trial 2 slip Trial 1 DATA Temperature of boiling water Temperature of cool water Vapor pressure of water Partial pressure of cool gas Volume of water in flask volume of flask with stopper Volume of the cool gas Data partner for Trial 1 you may not work together on the report) Record data in the units actualy measure: (e.g., c) It would be acceptable to also include the value converted into another unit (eg, 18.0 C- 291.2 K) Each experimenter is responsible to do the unit conversions correctly even when data are shared.

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