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Victor Meyer's method for determination of molecular mass is applicable only to volatile organic compounds.

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Victor Meyer's Method**: - Victor Meyer's method is a laboratory technique used to determine the molecular mass of volatile organic compounds. It is based on the principle of gas displacement. 2. **Process Overview**: - A known mass of a volatile liquid or solid is heated in a diphtheria tube, which converts it into vapor. This vapor then displaces a certain volume of air. ...
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