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Place the capillary tube, still attached to the ruler, in the water bath. 600 ml Temperature of gas: Height of the column of gas:
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Place the capillary tube, still attached

to the ruler, in the water bath.
600 ml
Temperature of gas:
Height of the column of gas:

Place the capillary tube, still attached to the ruler, in the water bath. 600 ml Temperature-example-1
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Answer: temperature of gas - 3 height of the column of gas - 5.7

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Answer:

Temperature of gas: 3 °C

Height of the column of gas: 5.7 cm

Temperature of gas: 276 K

Volume of gas: 0.72 cm^3

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Place the capillary tube, still attached to the ruler, in the water bath. 600 ml Temperature-example-1
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