Please please with the data table from the image attached please1) Using the ideal gas law, calculate your experimental value of R (the gas constant) for each trial. (Remember, the pressure is the AP from your data table.)2) Calculate the average and relative range of your R values 3) Calculate the % error of your average R DATA TABLEMass of Mg0.0312 gVolume of flask139.5mL(mL)Maximum Pressure117.38 кра(kPa)Initial Pressure (kPa) 101.62 KPaPressure Change, AP(kPa)Pressure Change,(Atm)Initial TemperatureTrial 1(°C)Final Temperature(°C)Trial 20.0308 g139.5mL121.65 кра101.66 kPa15.76 кра 19.99 кра0.1555 atm 0.1973 atm17.2°C17.4°C17.4°CAverage Temp.(°C)17.3%Average Temp. (K) 290.45K17.7°C17.6°C290.75 KTrial 30.0305 g139.5ml109.58 кра101.50 kPa8.08 кра0.0797 atm17.7°CTrial 40.03089139.5mL120.73 кра101.65 kPa119.08 кра0.1883 atm17.7°C17.7°C17.9°C17.7°C17.8°C290.85 K 290.95 K

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Please please with the data table from the image attached please 1) Using the ideal gas law, calculate your experimental value of R (the gas constant) for each trial. (Remember, the pressure is the AP from your data table.) 2) Calculate the average and relative range of your R values 3) Calculate the % error of your average R

DATA TABLE
Mass of Mg
0.0312 g
Volume of flask
139.5mL
(mL)
Maximum Pressure
117.38 кра
(kPa)
Initial Pressure (kPa) 101.62 KPa
Pressure Change, AP
(kPa)
Pressure Change,
(Atm)
Initial Temperature
Trial 1
(°C)
Final Temperature
(°C)
Trial 2
0.0308 g
139.5mL
121.65 кра
101.66 kPa
15.76 кра 19.99 кра
0.1555 atm 0.1973 atm
17.2°C
17.4°C
17.4°C
Average Temp.(°C)
17.3%
Average Temp. (K) 290.45K
17.7°C
17.6°C
290.75 K
Trial 3
0.0305 g
139.5ml
109.58 кра
101.50 kPa
8.08 кра
0.0797 atm
17.7°C
Trial 4
0.03089
139.5mL
120.73 кра
101.65 kPa
119.08 кра
0.1883 atm
17.7°C
17.7°C
17.9°C
17.7°C
17.8°C
290.85 K 290.95 K

Definition Definition Any of various laws that describe the ways in which volume, temperature, pressure, and other conditions correlate when matter is in a gaseous state. At a constant temperature, the pressure of a particular amount of gas is inversely proportional with its volume (Boyle's Law) In a closed system with constant pressure, the volume of an ideal gas is in direct relation with its temperature (Charles's Law) At a constant volume, the pressure of a gas is in direct relation to its temperature (Gay-Lussac's Law) If the volume of all gases are equal and under the a similar temperature and pressure, then they contain an equal number of molecules (Avogadro's Law) The state of a particular amount of gas can be determined by its pressure, volume and temperature (Ideal Gas law)

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