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Why is it necessary to correct the pressure of a gas that is collected over water?
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Because the total pressure is the sum of the vapor pressure of water + the pressure of the air. Said another way, the water in the bottle exerts a pressure, too, and you want the pressure of the dry gas, not the wet gas.
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