#5 Illinois Central CollegeCHEMISTRY 130Laboratory Section:NameSHOW YOUR WORKPRELAB: Exp.7 Evaluation of the Ideal Gas ConstantExercise 7 Page 71. Referring to the lab text, if the barometric pressure in the lab is 752 mm Hg at 23°C and thedifference in the levels of solution inside and outside the eudiometer tube is 185 mm, calculatethe corrected pressure of the hydrogen gas in atmospheres. (Remember to correct for thevapor pressure of water.)2. If 3.0 moles of nitrogen gas are collected in a 35.0 liter container at 20°C, what would be thepressure exerted on the container, in atmospheres?23. If a gas collection vessel contains 66.0 grams CO2, 96.0 grams O₂ and 4.0 grams of H₂ andhas a total pressure of 1860 mm Hg, what is the partial pressure of the hydrogen gas?4. If 22.0 grams of CO₂ gas are collected over water at 35°C and a total pressure of 790 mm Hg,what volume of dry CO₂ could be obtained.5. Using Avogadro's hypothesis, derive the numerical value for "R", the Ideal Gas Constant. Useany units you like but be sure to include them in your derivation.

Ideal gas Equation : PV = nRT P = Pressure V = Volume n = number of moles of gas T = Temperature…

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5. Using Avogadro's hypothesis, derive the numerical value for "R", the Ideal Gas Constant. Use any units you like but be sure to include them in your derivation.

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