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courtrigrad
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Lets say you want to find the molar volume of a gas ([tex] H_{2} [/tex] specifically). So you basically use a [tex] Mg [/tex] ribbon and find the volume of the [tex] H_{2} [/tex] gas in a test tube with the [tex] Mg [/tex] ribbon. The water fizzes and bubbles. I am having trouble finding the volume of [tex] H_{2} [/tex] at STP. I used the formula: [tex] V_{1} = \frac{P_{1}}{T_{1}} \times \frac{T_{2}}{P_{2}} [/tex]. After plugging in experimental values I got 1.234. Does this make sense? What units is this in. To find the molar volume I know that I do the moles of H_2 gas divided by the volume of H_2 gas. Does it make sense to only have 0.0025 moles of H_{2} gas reacted? Because I se a Mg strip that was 1.20 grams.
Any help is appreciated
Thanks
Any help is appreciated
Thanks
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