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Ideal The Gas Law and Determination of R Pre-lab according to guidelines on page 14 of text Report: Introduction according to guidelines on page 15 of text Experimental calculations, sample including calcs. Discussion written according to guidelines on page 15 of text additional topics on page 135 Subjective points / Style /5 /30 /25 /10 /30 Score /100
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