Trial 1 0.063g 1. Mass of Mg consumed, g 2. Moles of Mg consumed, n Oml 3. Initial eudiometer volume, mL 69.02ml 4. Final eudiometer volume, mL 0.6902L 5. Volume of gas, L 21.3c/294.45k 6. Temperature, °C|K 704.34mm 7. Barometric Pressure, mmHg 8. Vapor pressure of water, mmHg 9. Partial pressure H2, mmHglatm 10. Rexperimental, L atm/ mol K

Trial 1 0.063g 1. Mass of Mg consumed, g 2. Moles of Mg consumed, n Oml 3. Initial eudiometer volume, mL 69.02ml 4. Final eudiometer volume, mL 0.6902L 5. Volume of gas, L 21.3c/294.45k 6. Temperature, °C|K 704.34mm 7. Barometric Pressure, mmHg 8. Vapor pressure of water, mmHg 9. Partial pressure H2, mmHglatm 10. Rexperimental, L atm/ mol K

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