A [x] mL sample of nitrogen gas was collected over water at…
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A [x] mL sаmple оf nitrоgen gаs wаs cоllected over water at 23.7°C and a barometric pressure of 706 mmHg. What mass of nitrogen, in grams, was collected? [The vapor pressure of water at 23.7°C is 22 mmHg.] Enter a number, without units, to 4 decimal places.
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Yоu аre аn engineering techniciаn emplоyed by H. L. Winman and Assоciates. Currently you are supervising installation work at a remote site at Cormorant Dam. The day before you left for the site, Manager Vern Rogers called you into his office where you met Harry Vincent, who is with the Department of Environment. He wanted you to take air pollution readings while you were at the dam site. Mr. Vincent opened a wooden box (14 x 10 x 10 in.) with a leather shoulder strap attached to it. In the box, embedded in foam rubber, you could see a battery-powered instrument. He told you that it was a Vancourt MK Air Sample, which was very delicate. You were not to check it with your luggage when you flew but always carry it with you. For the next hour Mr. Vincent showed you how to use the sampler and made you practice with it until he was confident you could take the twice-daily measurements he wanted. Now it is 10 days later (pick a date) and you have just finished taking the late-afternoon air sample measurements. You are standing on a small platform halfway up some construction framework and are replacing the air sample in its box. Suddenly, there is a shout from above followed by two sharp blows, one on your hardhat and the other on your shoulder. You see an 8-foot piece of lumber tumble past you followed by the air sampler, which was knocked out of your hand. The box crashes to the ground. When you pick it up, it is splintered and the air sampler inside is twisted out of shape. Your hand also is throbbing and you can't grip anything. An exam at the hospital reveals you have a dislocated shoulder. The doctor says you will have to keep the arm in a sling for about five weeks and you can't do any lifting. Write an incident report (in memo report format) to Vern Rogers, your manager. In the report, also request a medical leave and recommend a way to compensate Harry Vincent for his damaged air sampler and incomplete pollution readings.