This is what I am given:1Mass of cooled flasd, aluminum foil, rubber band, and condnsed liquid: 94.303g2Mass of dry flask, foil, and rubber band: 93.824g3Mass of condensed liquid: .479g4Mass of vapor: ?5: Temperature of boiling water (in C): 107.0C6Temperature of vapor in flask (jn C): 107.0C7Atmospheric Pressure in mm Hg: 753.6 torrThe vapor is an unknown, and my goal I think is to discover what it isHowever, I am stuck, because I don't know how to find the mass of the vaporIf you could help, that would be greatThanks!!
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The temperature and pressure are irrelevant, and in any case they won't help us, since we don't know the volume of the flaskIf we assume that ALL of the condensed liquid was once a vapor, and that no vapor remains uncondensed, then Conservation of Mass says that the vapor and the liquid should have the same mass.
