Posted by David on Sunday, January 27, 2008 at 6:30pm.
Divide 5.13x10^3 J by 39.3kJ/mol. to get the number of moles of ethanol evaporated.
(a) Use the ideal gas low to calculate the volume of that vapor
V = n RT/P
(b) Convert the number of moles vaporized to mass and subtract that from 15.0 g.
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