When measuring copper that is collected on a filter paper, the mass measurement obtained will include both the mass of the filter paper and copper.
therefore we have to find the mass of the empty filter paper before copper is on the paper.
the mass of the filter paper alone is 0.27 g
then the mass of copper and filter paper is 0.98 g
therefore to find the mass of copper alone we have to take the difference between the 2 masses
mass of copper = (mass of copper + filter paper ) - mass of filter paper
= 0.98 g - 0.27 g
mass of copper = 0.71 g
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Answer:
.96875 moles
Explanation:
22.4 liters per mole at STP for a gas
21.7 / 22.4 = .96875 moles
Depends on the height of the mountain. At 2500km (7500ft) it might boil-albeit reluctantly-at 100 degrees Celsius, but higher up not so much.
