Chemistry, 13.03.2020 00:57 jennmcd17

From the change in the P2O5 trap mass before and after reaction, determine the mass of H2O produced by combustion of your catechol sample. Be careful to use the change in mass of each trap for just before, and just after, the catechol sample is combusted.

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From the change in the P2O5 trap mass before and after reaction, determine the mass of H2O produced...