The following data was obtained during the alar Mass of Magnasium simula Initial pressure reading (atm) 1.000 Initial temperature reading ("C) 21.5 0.085 maximum pressure reading (atm) maximum temperature reading ("C) 28.4 final pressure reading (atm) 1.270 final temperature reading (C) 21.5 visual observations upon adding Bubbling gas magnesium volume of H, (g) in syringe (mL) 78.41 pressure of Hz Ig) in syringe 1.000 atm What is the molar mass of magnesium? PV nRT 1 atm 760 mm Hg n-g/MW OC 273.15 K Select one: O24 g/mol

The following data was obtained during the alar Mass of Magnasium simula Initial pressure reading (atm) 1.000 Initial temperature reading ("C) 21.5 0.085 maximum pressure reading (atm) maximum temperature reading ("C) 28.4 final pressure reading (atm) 1.270 final temperature reading (C) 21.5 visual observations upon adding Bubbling gas magnesium volume of H, (g) in syringe (mL) 78.41 pressure of Hz Ig) in syringe 1.000 atm What is the molar mass of magnesium? PV nRT 1 atm 760 mm Hg n-g/MW OC 273.15 K Select one: O24 g/mol

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