i have the find: -the pressure in the column -total pressure -total volume -inverse volume the room pressure atm was 8.4

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i have the find:
-the pressure in the column
-total pressure
-total volume
-inverse volume
the room pressure atm was 8.4 atm
or 630 mm Hg.
calculations must be included

I Have The Find The Pressure In The Column Total Pressure Total Volume Inverse Volume The Room Pressure Atm Was 8 4 1 (37.67 KiB) Viewed 32 times

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I Have The Find The Pressure In The Column Total Pressure Total Volume Inverse Volume The Room Pressure Atm Was 8 4 2 (41.62 KiB) Viewed 32 times

Water level in open end (cm) 6 15 25.299 35.299 45.001 55.001 65.001 75.001 85.001 95 Water level in closed end (cm) 5 5.801 6.9 8.001 9.001 10.001 11.001 12.005 13.101 14 Pressure in column (cm) Total pressure (cm) Total 1/volume volume (cm) (cm-¹)
Table 1. Data for Boyle's Law procedure showing heights of the water column, pressure, and volume. Water level on open end of column (cm) 5.10 15.25 **** Water level on closed end of column (cm) 4.50 5.50 Pressure within the column (cm) 0.60 9.75 Total pressure (cm) 857.60 866.75 Total volume (cm) 942.50 941.50 1/volume (cm-1) 1.0610 x 10-3 1.0621 x 10-3 For the table above - you can copy/paste from excel and then format accordingly. Make sure you have the correct # of sig figs shown if you copy/paste. DO NOT take a screenshot of excel. It will not be graded if turn-it-in does not process it. Sample Calculations: Pressure within the column (Column Height Difference) • Total Pressure (include work for converting the atmospheric pressure) Total volume . Inverse volume