Data Set 1Mass of Mg metal: 0.0462gTemperature of the water in the beaker: 22.0°CTotal Volume of Gas Collected: 44.1 mLBarometric Pressure: 753 torr.Height of water column in Eudiometer: 0.0 mmData Set 2Mass of Mg metal: 0.0441 gTemperature of the water in the beaker: 22..6°CTotal Volume of Gas Collected: 43.6 mLBarometric Pressure: 753 torr.Height of water column in the eudiometer: 19.0 mm Remember that the ratio of the density water to that ofmercury is [(1.00 g/mL)/ (13.6 g/mL)].In your lab notebook calculate the molar volume ofthe gas at STP using Data Sets 1 and then using DataSet 2. Show your calculations in the calculationsection in your lab note book for BOTH data sets. Findthe average experimental molar volume value fromboth data sets and calculate the average percent errorusing the known molar volume of a gas at STP.Also, answer the following questions in the conclusionsection of your lab notebook using completesentences.1. What are possible sources of error in thisexperiment?2. In Data Set 2 is the pressure inside theeudiometer more or less than that ofatmospheric pressure?3. The density of water and mercury is used toconvert the height of the water in the eudiometerto what the height would be if mercury were inthe eudiometer instead.o Why is it necessary to do this?o What assumption is being made regardingthe densities?

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Also, answer the following questions in the conclusion section of your lab notebook using complete sentences. 1. What are possible sources of error in this experiment? 2. In Data Set 2 is the pressure inside the eudiometer more or less than that of atmospheric pressure? 3. The density of water and mercury is used to convert the height of the water in the eudiometer to what the height would be if mercury were in the eudiometer instead. o Why is it necessary to do this? o What assumption is being made regarding the densities?

Also, answer the following questions in the conclusion section of your lab notebook using complete sentences. 1. What are possible sources of error in this experiment? 2. In Data Set 2 is the pressure inside the eudiometer more or less than that of atmospheric pressure? 3. The density of water and mercury is used to convert the height of the water in the eudiometer to what the height would be if mercury were in the eudiometer instead. o Why is it necessary to do this? o What assumption is being made regarding the densities?

Chemistry

10th Edition

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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