I need calculation part only please do calculations as soon as possible experiment I already done do calculations Part A: Atomic Mass of Zinc1. Mass of zinc2. Temperature of water collected3. Volume of water collected4. Atmospheric Pressure5. Vapor Pressure of water (see table6. Corrected Pressure of H₂Calculation to atm:7. Moles of H₂Calculation:29.81 in Hg.Calculation:22.2_ "C_295.4___K_380____ mL10. Atomic mass of zinc from periodic table11. Percent error19.8 mm Hg___738.2___ mm Hg8. Moles of zinc (equals moles of H₂)9. Experimental atomic mass of zinc (show calc:)0.994g0.38 L_758__mm Hg0.971_ atm__0.0152 mol H2_____0.0152 mol H2______0.994 g/mol65.38 g/mol12. Using equation stoichiometry and the starting mass of zinc, calculate the mass of ZnCl₂created._____136.286 g/mol______Begin with the balanced equation:

For an ideal gas, PV = nRT Where P = pressure, V = Volume, n = number of moles, R = gas constant…

Part A: Atomic Mass of Zinc 1. Mass of zinc 2. Temperature of water collected 3. Volume of water collected 4. Atmospheric Pressure 5. Vapor Pressure of water (see table 6. Corrected Pressure of H₂ Calculation to atm: 22.2_ C__295.4 380 mL 29.81 in Hg 19.8 mm Hg _738.2__mm Hg 0.994g K 0.38 L _758___mm Hg _0.971_atm

Part A: Atomic Mass of Zinc 1. Mass of zinc 2. Temperature of water collected 3. Volume of water collected 4. Atmospheric Pressure 5. Vapor Pressure of water (see table 6. Corrected Pressure of H₂ Calculation to atm: 22.2_ C__295.4 380 mL 29.81 in Hg 19.8 mm Hg _738.2__mm Hg 0.994g K 0.38 L _758___mm Hg _0.971_atm

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl

Chapter8: Gases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 158CP

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