pre lab question: 1. Assume for the moment that air consists of 80.00% nitrogen (N2) and...

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1. Assume for the moment that air consists of 80.00% nitrogen (N₂) and 20.00% oxygen (O₂) by volume. Use these figures and typical values for temperature and pressure (1.000 atm and 25.00°C) to calculate the density of air in g/L.

2. Explain how you will determine the mass of CO₂ gas in your flask.

3. This experiment will require you to know the volume of the air/gas present in your flask. How will you measure this volume?

4. If you are use a graduated cylinder with markings in increments of 0.2 mL to measure liquids, you should interpolate and record volume readings to the nearest what?

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