A student obtains the following data by following an experimental procedure to this one. Based on this data, what is the value of R (in L.atm/mol/K) that would be calculated? Report the result to four significant figures. Use 273.15 K for the temperature conversion. Pressure of dry H2 = 742.7 mm Hg Temperature 22.50 degrees C %3D Mass of Mg used = 0.04480 g olume of H2 = 44.55 ET units onversion factor 0.8966 mL/ET Unit

A student obtains the following data by following an experimental procedure to this one. Based on this data, what is the value of R (in L.atm/mol/K) that would be calculated? Report the result to four significant figures. Use 273.15 K for the temperature conversion. Pressure of dry H2 = 742.7 mm Hg Temperature 22.50 degrees C %3D Mass of Mg used = 0.04480 g olume of H2 = 44.55 ET units onversion factor 0.8966 mL/ET Unit

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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