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ISBN: 9781305957404
Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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ALCULATIONS
Water Vapor Pressure
Use the temperature of water from Run 1 to find the corresponding vapor pressure of water in Table 1.
Record this vapor pressure (in mmHg) on the RESULTS sheet.
Find the vapor pressure in the same way for Run 2 and 3. Record these values on the RESULTS sheet.
230
13.6
= 16.912
Pressure due to Water Column
230ML
Pressure (in mmHg) due to water column = (height of water column in mm)/13.6
Find the pressure due to water column for each run and record these values on the RESULTS sheet.
Pressure of H₂
16.48
16.912
247
Pressure of H₂ gas = (barometric pressure) - (vapor pressure of water) - (pressure due to water column)
Find the pressure of H₂ (in mmHg) for each run, convert to atm, then record each on the RESULTS sheet.
Volume of H₂
The volume of H₂ was determined in milliliters for each run. Convert these volumes to liters and record
these values on the RESULTS sheet.
Temperature of H₂
The temperature of the H₂ gas is the same as the temperature of water for each run.
Convert each temperature to Kelvins, then record these values on the RESULTS sheet.
Moles of H₂
16.912x!
760
For each calculation, use the values of pressure, volume and temperature you've just recorded on the
RESULTS sheet. They now have the proper units of measure to be used in the ideal gas law.
(pressure of H₂)(volume of H₂)
(0.0821 L-atm/K-mol)(temperature of H₂)
Record the moles of H₂ for each run on the RESULTS sheet.
moles of H₂
5
-=0.022
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Transcribed Image Text:ALCULATIONS Water Vapor Pressure Use the temperature of water from Run 1 to find the corresponding vapor pressure of water in Table 1. Record this vapor pressure (in mmHg) on the RESULTS sheet. Find the vapor pressure in the same way for Run 2 and 3. Record these values on the RESULTS sheet. 230 13.6 = 16.912 Pressure due to Water Column 230ML Pressure (in mmHg) due to water column = (height of water column in mm)/13.6 Find the pressure due to water column for each run and record these values on the RESULTS sheet. Pressure of H₂ 16.48 16.912 247 Pressure of H₂ gas = (barometric pressure) - (vapor pressure of water) - (pressure due to water column) Find the pressure of H₂ (in mmHg) for each run, convert to atm, then record each on the RESULTS sheet. Volume of H₂ The volume of H₂ was determined in milliliters for each run. Convert these volumes to liters and record these values on the RESULTS sheet. Temperature of H₂ The temperature of the H₂ gas is the same as the temperature of water for each run. Convert each temperature to Kelvins, then record these values on the RESULTS sheet. Moles of H₂ 16.912x! 760 For each calculation, use the values of pressure, volume and temperature you've just recorded on the RESULTS sheet. They now have the proper units of measure to be used in the ideal gas law. (pressure of H₂)(volume of H₂) (0.0821 L-atm/K-mol)(temperature of H₂) Record the moles of H₂ for each run on the RESULTS sheet. moles of H₂ 5 -=0.022
Mass of Magnesium
moles of magnesium = moles of H₂
mass of magnesium = moles of magnesium x (24.31 g/mol)
Percent Error
Percent Error=
I(mass of magnesium from H₂)-(mass of magnesium from balance) |
(mass of magnesium from balance)
Record the percent error for each run on the RESULTS sheet.
DATA
Make sure to use correct significant figures and units of measure.
747 MM
barometric pressure:
Run 1
mass of magnesium strip:
temperature of water: 16.48°
volume of H₂ gas:
62ML
height of water column: 230 ML
58
Run 2
g
Run 2
mass of magnesium strip: 0.53g
temperature of water: 16.48°
volume of H₂ gas:
M(
height of water column: 270 ML
Run 3
mass of magnesium strip: 061
temperature of water: 16.480
59ML
volume of H₂ gas:
height of water column: 250ML
23 X|G = 230
27 xlos 270
* 100%
·08211004.481-00-17
vapor pressure of water: 6.48
vapor pressure due to water column: 19.853 mmHg
0.935L
MMH
pressure of H₂: O.
1000 volume of H₂: 0,065
+273 temperature of H₂:289.48
moles of H₂:0
mass of Mg:
percent error:
(0.935) (0.065)
(0.0821) (289.48)
= 8,0025
y
betwe
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Transcribed Image Text:Mass of Magnesium moles of magnesium = moles of H₂ mass of magnesium = moles of magnesium x (24.31 g/mol) Percent Error Percent Error= I(mass of magnesium from H₂)-(mass of magnesium from balance) | (mass of magnesium from balance) Record the percent error for each run on the RESULTS sheet. DATA Make sure to use correct significant figures and units of measure. 747 MM barometric pressure: Run 1 mass of magnesium strip: temperature of water: 16.48° volume of H₂ gas: 62ML height of water column: 230 ML 58 Run 2 g Run 2 mass of magnesium strip: 0.53g temperature of water: 16.48° volume of H₂ gas: M( height of water column: 270 ML Run 3 mass of magnesium strip: 061 temperature of water: 16.480 59ML volume of H₂ gas: height of water column: 250ML 23 X|G = 230 27 xlos 270 * 100% ·08211004.481-00-17 vapor pressure of water: 6.48 vapor pressure due to water column: 19.853 mmHg 0.935L MMH pressure of H₂: O. 1000 volume of H₂: 0,065 +273 temperature of H₂:289.48 moles of H₂:0 mass of Mg: percent error: (0.935) (0.065) (0.0821) (289.48) = 8,0025 y betwe
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