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For the given data, calculate the masses, pressure, mols, volume & gas constant R. DATA -...

For the given data, calculate the masses, pressure, mols, volume & gas constant R.
DATA -
(M1) Mass of empty capsule = 0.109g
(M2) Mass of capsule filled with sample = 1.501g
(M3) Mass of system before reaction = 100.5g
(M4) Mass of system after reaction = 99.90g
Temp CO2 in celsius = 22
Atmospheric pressure in room = 757
Volume of CO2 = 200ml

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a) Mass: sample in capsule
b) Mass CO2
c) Pressure CO2 (g) in Atm [1 atm = 760mm Hg = 101.315 kPa]
d) Mols CO2
e) Gas constant R (Is it 0.08206 always? or does the above data change this?)

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