A volatile liquid is evaporated in a flask in a boiling a water bath (
Temperature = 100°C) with a volume of 297ml. The evaporated gas is
condensed in the flask and it is found to have a mass of 0.435g.
Atmospheric pressure for that day is 765mmHg. What is the Molar Mass of
the Volatile liquid? Show work
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