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Data Table 1: Molar Volume Data Trial | Barometric Pressure (atm) | Temperature (K) | Mass of Chemical (g) | Water Displacement (mL) Trial 1: NaHCO3 | 0.9686 atm | 295.15 K | 1 g | 252 ml Trial 2: Na2CO3 | 0.9686 atm | 295.15 K | 1 g | 195ml

          Data Table 1: Molar Volume Data
Trial | Barometric Pressure (atm) | Temperature (K) | Mass of Chemical (g) | Water Displacement (mL)
Trial 1: NaHCO3 | 0.9686 atm | 295.15 K | 1 g | 252 ml
Trial 2: Na2CO3 | 0.9686 atm | 295.15 K | 1 g | 195ml

Data Table 1: Molar Volume Data
Trial | Barometric Pressure (atm) | Temperature (K) | Mass of Chemical (g) | Water Displacement (mL)
Trial 1: NaHCO3 | 0.9686 atm | 295.15 K | 1 g | 252 ml
Trial 2: Na2CO3 | 0.9686 atm | 295.15 K | 1 g | 195ml

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To calculate the experimental volume per mole of carbon dioxide, we need to use the ideal gas law equation: PV = nRT. Here, P is the pressure, V is the volume, n is the number of moles, R is the ideal gas constant, and T is the temperature. We know P, V, R, and T, Show more…

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Experiment 1 Data Table 1: Molar Volume Data Trial 1: NaHCO3 Barometric Pressure (atm): 0.9686 atm Temperature (K): 295.15 K Mass of Chemical (g): 1g Water Displacement (mL): 252 mL Trial 2: Na2CO3 Barometric Pressure (atm): 0.9686 atm Temperature (K): 295.15 K Mass of Chemical (g): 1g Water Displacement (mL): 195 mL