Describe droplets of wash-water remaining in the flask

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It is important that the flask used for molar mass determination is completly dry before adding volatile liquid unknown to it.why? what would happen to any droplets of wash-water remaining in the flask when the temperature of the flask is raised to 100c in the boiling water bath

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