Post lab report Lab 6 (supplemental): Pressure of gas mixture in a straw- measuring the amount of gas removed Name Nendy- Tallez Dr.ferede Section 447 4.7-22 a. Atmospheric pressure in mmHg 150mm Hg b. The height in mm H2O in the straw 10 mm =1cm C. The height in mm Hg in the straw (show your calculation below) d. % of gas in the straw (show your calculation below) 13.6 cm 3.4%. C. Show your calculation for c 40-750 =10mm of Hg = 10mm = Icm of Hyr d. Show your calculation for d

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Lab 6 (supplemental): Pressure of gas mixture in a
straw- measuring the amount of gas removed
Name Wendy-Tallez
Dr. ferede
Section 447
4.7.22
a. Atmospheric pressure in mmHg
150 mm Hg
b. The height in mm H2O in the straw
10 mm =cm
C. The height in mm Hg in the straw
(show your calculation below)
d. % of gas in the straw
(show your calculation below)
13.6 cm
3.4%.
C.
Show your calculation for c
760-750 =10nm of Hg.
ttg d= 10mm
Hg = Icm of Hy
d. Show your calculation for d
Assume the atmospheric pressure is 760 mm Hg (reasonable assumption if you are living in LA)
Transcribed Image Text:Post lab report Lab 6 (supplemental): Pressure of gas mixture in a straw- measuring the amount of gas removed Name Wendy-Tallez Dr. ferede Section 447 4.7.22 a. Atmospheric pressure in mmHg 150 mm Hg b. The height in mm H2O in the straw 10 mm =cm C. The height in mm Hg in the straw (show your calculation below) d. % of gas in the straw (show your calculation below) 13.6 cm 3.4%. C. Show your calculation for c 760-750 =10nm of Hg. ttg d= 10mm Hg = Icm of Hy d. Show your calculation for d Assume the atmospheric pressure is 760 mm Hg (reasonable assumption if you are living in LA)
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