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The mass of a 250 `cm^(3)` flask is 287 mg more when it is filled with an unknown gas than when it is evacuated. When the flask is filled, the gas is at `20^(@)C` and `1.00xx10^(5)` Pa. What is the molecular mass of the gas molecules.

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