Many metals react with hydrochloric acid to produce hydrogen gas and metal ions. In this Lab you will use Magnesium: Mg(s) + 2 H+(aq) → H2(g) + Mg2+(aq) The moles of hydrogen gas produced can be determined using the Ideal Gas equation, PV = nRT. Useful Information Pressure of water vapor at 18.8 °C = 16.3 torr P(gases in buret) = P(hydrogen gas) + P(water vapor) PV= nRT where P is in atm, V is in L, and T is in K TK = Tºc + 273 l.0 atm = 760 tor R = 0.082 L atm /K mol Data Volume of water added to the 50 mL buret that has uncalibrated bottom 1.0 mL Buret reading after addition of 1.00 mL water 49.50 mL Mass of metal sample 0.038 g Temperature of water (and thus temperature of gases). 18.8 °C Buret reading of gases 36.9 mL Barometric pressure 760 torr QUESTION What is the total volume of hydrogen gas in milliliters? (2 decimal places) What is the total volume of hydrogen gas in liters? (4 sig figs) What is the temperature of hydrogen gas in Kelvins? (3 sig figs)

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Background:

Many metals react with hydrochloric acid to produce hydrogen gas and metal ions.

In this Lab you will use Magnesium:

 

 Mg(s)  + 2 H+(aq)      H2(g)  +   Mg2+(aq)

 

 The moles of hydrogen gas produced can be determined using the Ideal Gas equation,

PV = nRT. 

 

Useful Information

Pressure of water vapor at 18.8 °C = 16.3 torr

 

P(gases in buret) = P(hydrogen gas) + P(water vapor)

 

PV= nRT  where P is in atm, V is in L, and T is in K  

                                 

TK = Tºc + 273

 

 l.0 atm = 760 tor

 

R = 0.082 L atm /K mol     

 

Data

 

Volume of water added to the 50 mL buret that has uncalibrated bottom

1.0     mL 

  

 

 

Buret reading after addition of 1.00 mL water

 49.50 mL

Mass of metal sample 

0.038 g

Temperature of water (and thus temperature of gases). 

18.8 °C

Buret reading of gases 

36.9 mL

Barometric pressure 

760 torr

QUESTION

  1. What is the total volume of hydrogen gas in milliliters? (2 decimal places)

 

  1. What is the total volume of hydrogen gas in liters? (4 sig figs)

 

  1. What is the temperature of hydrogen gas in Kelvins? (3 sig figs)

 

 

 

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