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Experiment 5 - Measurement of R
Name: Course: CHEM 1010
Day: 25
th
November, 2020
Time: 11:00am
TA Name: Keenan Black-Araujo
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Results, Discussion and Questions
Initial volume in the 10.0 mL graduated cylinder / mL: 8.2
Final volume in the 10.0 mL graduated cylinder / mL: 7.6
“Dead” volume of the gas burette / mL: 0.600
Mass of beaker + magnesium strip / g: 3
0.1712
Mass of beaker / g: 30.1466
Mass of magnesium strip / g: 0.0246
Volume reading from the burette / mL: 29.2
Volume of the first graduation / mL: 0
- Correction for “dead” volume / mL: 0.600
+ Volume of gases in the burette / mL: 29.8
= Height of the water column / mm: 266.0
Height of the water column / m: 0.260
Temperature / 0
C: 23.9
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Atmospheric pressure / mm Hg: 750.8
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Atmospheric pressure / Pa: 100096.656
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1.
From the measured height of the water column, calculate P
gases
in kPa (equation (5.23)).
Be careful with units.
2.
Calculate the pressure of the water vapour in the gas burette, . Use the table below.
You may have to use a linear interpolation between points in the table (see explanation
after the table).
3.
Calculate the pressure of hydrogen in the gas burette (
)
4.
Convert your measured temperature from the Celsius to the Kelvin scale.
5.
Based on the chemical equation for the reaction between magnesium and hydrochloric
acid (equation (5.13)), calculate the number of moles of hydrogen gas that was produced
in the reaction. Assume the magnesium is the limiting reagent.
6.
From the experimental data and the ideal gas equation, calculate an experimental value
for the gas constant in L kPa mol
-1
K
-1
.
7.
Given the accepted value for ‘R’ is 8.314 L kPa mol
-1
K
-1
, determine the percentage error
in this experiment:
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P
H
2
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measured
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accepted
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accepted
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Why must you wait after the end of the reaction before taking your measurements?
The calcul
ations are done using stoichiometry
to find the number of moles of hydrogen by using
the limiting as magnesium and stoichiometry
is done assuming that all the magnesium is reacted,
waiting until the end of the reaction will assure that the most magnesium is collected as possible.
9.
If you did not measure and take into account the “dead volume” in the burette, would
your measured value of ‘R’ be higher or lower? Explain.
If the dead volume were
not considered
, the R value would be lower
. This is because when you
rearrange the equation to solve for R, volume is on the numerator and adding volume (the dead
weight) would be making the volume larger, which is making the number on the numerator
larger as well which would result in an overall lower R value
when divided by the same
denominator.
10.
In the reaction between magnesium and hydrochloric acid (HCl), the HCl was in huge
excess. Why was this necessary?
HCl was a huge excess because an overestimate was required to ensure that all
the magnesium
reacted. The results would not be as accurate as possible if not all the reactants reacted because
all the hyd
rogen would not have been released and that would make the calculations for the gas
constant off. As well, the burette had to be completely full of
liquid so that no othe
r gases were in
the burette so only hydrogen was released and the volume of liquid left in the burette would be
just the
volume
aqueous solution of magnesium chloride without hydrogen.
11.
Imagine a new solvent, aquaforte, has been synthesized that has many of the same
properties as water (in other words, magnesium and HCl will react in aquaforte in just the
same way as they do in water). If the density of aquaforte is 0.764 g mL
-1
and you repeat
the experiment with aquaforte in the beaker and in the gas burette, how high will the
column of aquaforte be?
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