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desired Mg mass =0.0340g  "Atmospheric pressure (mmHg): 733.59 Trial 1 and Trial 2 values separated by commas: Mass of Mg (g): 0.038, 0.031 Temperature (°C): 20.2 (both trials) Vapor pressure of water (mmHg): 17.86 (both trials) Volume of gas (mL): 42.95, 35.80 need calculations for table.

desired Mg mass =0.0340g  "Atmospheric pressure (mmHg): 733.59 Trial 1 and Trial 2 values separated by commas: Mass of Mg (g): 0.038, 0.031 Temperature (°C): 20.2 (both trials) Vapor pressure of water (mmHg): 17.86 (both trials) Volume of gas (mL): 42.95, 35.80 need calculations for table.

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desired Mg mass =0.0340g 

"Atmospheric pressure (mmHg): 733.59
Trial 1 and Trial 2 values separated by commas:
Mass of Mg (g): 0.038, 0.031
Temperature (°C): 20.2 (both trials)
Vapor pressure of water (mmHg): 17.86 (both trials)
Volume of gas (mL): 42.95, 35.80

need calculations for table.

Table 1. Atmospheric pressure (______) Desired mass of Mg (_____) Mass of Mg() Moles of Mg reacted Moles of H₂ produced Total pressure ( Temperature ( Vapor pressure of water (_____) Partial pressure of H₂ (____) Volume of gas Experimental R (_____) Average experimental R (______) % Error for R Trial 1 Trial 2 *This calculation is to be done ahead of time as part of the pre- lab quiz. Include the calculation in your lab notebook. *Use the average above as the "measured" value and the accepted Rvalue (that we use in class) as the "true" value.
Transcribed Image Text:Table 1. Atmospheric pressure (______) Desired mass of Mg (_____) Mass of Mg() Moles of Mg reacted Moles of H₂ produced Total pressure ( Temperature ( Vapor pressure of water (_____) Partial pressure of H₂ (____) Volume of gas Experimental R (_____) Average experimental R (______) % Error for R Trial 1 Trial 2 *This calculation is to be done ahead of time as part of the pre- lab quiz. Include the calculation in your lab notebook. *Use the average above as the "measured" value and the accepted Rvalue (that we use in class) as the "true" value.
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