(a) Mass of Magnesium metal used(b) Volume of H₂ gas collected(c) Temperature of H₂ gas collected(d) Atmospheric Pressure(e) Temperature of Water in bath (bucket)(f) Vapor Pressure of Water at above temperatureVolume of H₂ gas (in L)Temperature of H2 gas (in K)Moles of H₂ gasPressure of H₂ gas (in atm)Experimental value of R(include units)Average value of R (includeunits):Trial 10.043 g44.00 mLPercent Error between youraverage value and thetheoretical value of R (showwork):22.5 °C765 mm Hg21.0 °C18.7 mm HgUsing your experimental data, determine the value of R, the gas constant. Show all your conversions andcalculations for each step clearly in the table below. Pay attention to units and significant figures.Trial 1Trial 2Trial 20.042 g42.00 mL22.0 °C769 mm Hg22.0 °C19.3 mm Hg

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(a) Mass of Magnesium metal used (b) Volume of H₂ gas collected (c) Temperature of H₂ gas collected (d) Atmospheric Pressure (e) Temperature of Water in bath (bucket) (f) Vapor Pressure of Water at above temperature Volume of H₂ gas (in L) Temperature of H2 gas (in K) Moles of H₂ gas Pressure of H₂ gas (in atm) Experimental value of R (include units) Using your experimental data, determine the value of R, the gas constant. Show all your conversions and calculations for each step clearly in the table below. Pay attention to units and significant figures. Trial 1 Trial 2 Average value of R (include units): Trial 1 0.043 g 44.00 mL 22.5 °C 765 mm Hg 21.0 °C 18.7 mm Hg Percent Error between your average value and the theoretical value of R (show work): Trial 2 0.042 g 42.00 mL 22.0 °C 769 mm Hg 22.0 °C 19.3 mm Hg

(a) Mass of Magnesium metal used (b) Volume of H₂ gas collected (c) Temperature of H₂ gas collected (d) Atmospheric Pressure (e) Temperature of Water in bath (bucket) (f) Vapor Pressure of Water at above temperature Volume of H₂ gas (in L) Temperature of H2 gas (in K) Moles of H₂ gas Pressure of H₂ gas (in atm) Experimental value of R (include units) Using your experimental data, determine the value of R, the gas constant. Show all your conversions and calculations for each step clearly in the table below. Pay attention to units and significant figures. Trial 1 Trial 2 Average value of R (include units): Trial 1 0.043 g 44.00 mL 22.5 °C 765 mm Hg 21.0 °C 18.7 mm Hg Percent Error between your average value and the theoretical value of R (show work): Trial 2 0.042 g 42.00 mL 22.0 °C 769 mm Hg 22.0 °C 19.3 mm Hg

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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