3 – Measuring the Relative Molecular Mass of a Volatile Liquid (LC 2027) (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Quizzes
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What does this experiment determine for a volatile liquid?
What does this experiment determine for a volatile liquid?
Relative molecular mass
What is a key property of volatile liquids?
What is a key property of volatile liquids?
Low boiling points
Why is a pinhole made in the aluminium foil covering the flask?
Why is a pinhole made in the aluminium foil covering the flask?
To allow pressure equilibration
What condition must the conical flask meet before the initial weighing?
What condition must the conical flask meet before the initial weighing?
Must be clean and dry
Approximately how much volatile liquid is added to the flask?
Approximately how much volatile liquid is added to the flask?
10 cm³
What should be observed during heating that indicates the method is working?
What should be observed during heating that indicates the method is working?
Vapour escaping through pinhole
Which temperature must be measured during the experiment?
Which temperature must be measured during the experiment?
Boiling water temperature
What does the difference between final and initial masses represent?
What does the difference between final and initial masses represent?
Mass of liquid whose vapour filled flask
How is the volume of the flask determined?
How is the volume of the flask determined?
By filling it with water
Why must the experiment be performed in a well-ventilated area?
Why must the experiment be performed in a well-ventilated area?
Due to potentially harmful vapours
What is a key limitation of this method?
What is a key limitation of this method?
Only works for volatile substances
What is a major advantage of this experimental method?
What is a major advantage of this experimental method?
Cost-effective alternative
