1 cm water = 0.735559 mmHg1 mol Mg = 24.305 g Mg80F3TABLE D-4$TEMP_DEG_C_L1T10F412345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728290.00.114.579 4.6124.924 | 4.9595.291 5.3295.6835.7236.100 6.1431I 6.544 1 6.589T7.0167.064 | 7.114I 7.518 I 7.569 | 7.6228.0518.6179.219%Trouble viewing this chart?VAPOR PRESSURE OF WATER0-30 DEG. C IN MM HG0.2 1 0.35.3674.646 4.660 4.714 | 4.748 4.783 4.818 4.853 4.8884.995 5.031 5.068 5.104 | 5.141 5.178 | 5.216 | 5.253 |5.367 5.406 5.445 5.484 5.523 5.563 5.602 5.6425.805 15.46 5.888 | 5.930 5.97 16.014 16.0576.230 | 6.274 1 6.318 5.363 | 6.407 1 6.453 | 6.4986.82 16.729 6.776 1 6.823 | 6.871 6.919 6.967111T17.163 | 7.213 7.263 1 7.3131 7.364 17.415 | 7.4467.674 | 7.727 | 7.780 I 7.834 1 7.888 1 7.942 7.9968.106 | 8.162 | 8.217 | 8.273 8.330 8.387 1 8.444 | 8.501 8.5598.676 8.735 8.794 | 8.854 8.913 8.974 | 9.034 | 9.095 | 9.157 19.281 9.343 | 9.406 | 9.469 9.533 9.597 | 9.661 | 9.726 | 9.79) 1ITTI0118.702 118.818 118.934 119.050 119.168 119.286 119.404 119.524 119.643 119.764119.885 120.007 120.130 120.252 120.376 120.501 120.626 120.752 120.878 121.005121.133 121.261 121.390 121.520 121.651 121.782 121.914 122.046 122.179 122.313 I122.448 122.583 122.720 122.856 122.994 123.132 123.271 173.411 123.551 123.602123.834 123.977 124.120 124.264 124.409 124.555 124.701 124.848 124.996 125.145TI11125.295 125.445 125.596 125.747 125.900 126.053 126.207 126.362 176.518 126.674126.832 126.990 127.149 127.308 127.469 127.630 127.792 127.956 178.119 120.284128.450 128.616 128.783 128.951 129.120 129.290 129.460 129.632 129.804 129.978130.152 130.326 130.503 130.679 130.857 131.035 131.215 131.395 131.576 131.75830. 131.942 132.125 132.310 132.496 132.683 132.870 133.059 133.248 133.439 133.630 1F55.7646.186 |6.636T| 9.856 9.922 19.989 110.055 10.122 110.189 110.257 110.376 110.394 110.463 |110.533 110.602 110.673 110.743 10.814 110.886 110.958 111.030 11.103 111.176111.250 111.323 111.398 111.473 11.548 111.624 111.700 111.776 111.853 111.931 1112,009 112.087 112.166 112.245 112.325 112.405 112.485 112.567 112.648 112.730 1112.813 112.895 112.979 113.063 113.147 113.232 113.317 113.403 113.489 113.576 |I177113.663 113.751 113.839 113.928 114.017 114.107 114.197 114.288 114.379 114.471114.563 14.056 114.749 114.843 14.937 115.032 115.128 115.223 115.320 115.417115.515 115.612 115.711 15.810 | 15.910 16.010 16.111 116.212 116.314 116.417116.520 116.623 116.727 116.832 116.937 117.043 117.150 117.257 117.364 117.473117.581 117.691 117.801 117.911 18.023 118.134 118.247 118.360 118.473 118.5871I0.40.5 10.6 0.7 0.8 0.2F611&F7*F8F9HA126 sto b Time Left:0:55:00A student completes the experiment The Universal Gas Constant and obtains thefollowing data for one trial.mass of magnesium (g):Initial gas volume (ml):Final Volume (mL):Temperature (°C):Atmospheric pressure(inHg):Ah (cm of water):F380모Calculate the partial pressure of hydrogen, PH2, for this trial. Give your answer in torr(mmHg).1 in Hg = 25.4 mmHg1 cm water = 0.735559 mmHg1 mol Mg = 24.305 g MgTABLE D-4TEMP1_DEG₁_C_113I11QF401=234567810111213140.00.10.03260.0035.3021.330.211617.13F56.100 | 6.1431 6.544 1 6.5890.21VAPOR PRESSURE OF HATER0-30 DEG. C IN MM HG1 4.579 4.6124.646| 4.924 | 4.959 4.99515.2914.660 4.7145.0315.0685.329 5.367 5.406 5.4454.7484.783 4.8185.104 | 5.141 | 5.1785.484 5.523 5.5635.888 5.9306.230 16.274 6.318 5.36315.683 15.723 | 5.764 | 5.8051 5.1466.1866.6365.972 1 6.0141 6.057 16.407 1 6.453 6.498 16.82 | 6.729 6.776 6.823 | 6.871 | 6.919 | 6.967 1TT1ITI117.0167,064 | 7.114 | 7.163 | 7.213 | 7.263 | 7.3137.364 | 7-415 | 7.446 LI 7.5187.9428.2177.674 7.727 7.7808.273 |8.217 1 8.2738.7948.8547.8347.888| 8.330 8.387 1 8.4448.9138.9749.0349.406 | 9.469 | 9.533 9.597 4.6617.6228.162 |8.1628.7359.343 |17.5698.051 8.1068.617 8.67619.219 9.281119.856 9.922 9.989 10.055 110.122 110.189 110.257 110.376110.533 110.602 110.673 110.743 10.814 110.886 110.958 111.030111.250 111.323 111.398 11.473 11.548 111.624 111.700 111.776 111.853 111.911112,009 112.087 112.166 112.245 112.325 112.405 112.485 112.567 112.640 I12.7307.9968.501 8.559 1.9.095 9.157 19.726 | 9.79) 11T|10.394 110.463 111.103 111.176 |0.31 0.4 | 0.5 0.6 0.7CF61.F70.10.24.8534.88P 15.716 | 5.253 |5.602 5.647DIIF8F9F10

Given, Mass of Mg =0.0326 g Molar mass of Mg = 24.305 g/mol Temperature of H2=21.3 oC Atmospheric…

A student completes the experiment The Universal Gas Constant and obtains the following data for one trial. mass of magnesium (g): Initial gas volume (ml): Final Volume (mL): Temperature (°C): 0.0326 0.00 35.30 21.3

A student completes the experiment The Universal Gas Constant and obtains the following data for one trial. mass of magnesium (g): Initial gas volume (ml): Final Volume (mL): Temperature (°C): 0.0326 0.00 35.30 21.3

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