Gas Law - Determining the Value of R: Pre-Laboratory assignment Name Instructor
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Gas Law - Determining the Value of R: Pre-Laboratory assignment Name Instructor Date Section 1. The density of air at STP is 1,2754 gL. If your 3. Estimate the average molar mass o assuming it contains 80 % N2 and 20 % "250 mL"flask held 272 mL of water (also the volume of air it would contain), calculate the mass of air in the flask under STP. 4. Calculate the R value based on density and the average molar mass of air a. under STP 2. What would be the density of air under 20°C and 720 mmHg?(Hint: gas density is proportional to P and inversely proportional to T, see eq. 2.) b. under 20°C and 720 mmHg -63-Explanation / Answer
Q1
mass of air in
V = 250 mL flas --> 272 mL = 0.272 Liter
mass = D*V = 1.2754*0.272 = 0.3469088 g
Q2.
Apply Ideal Gas Law,
PV = nRT
where
P = absolute pressure; V = total volume of gas
n = moles of gas
T = absolute Temperature; R = ideal gas constant
D = mass / volume and Molar volume = n/V
MW = molar weight of sample
Then,
PV = nRT; get molar volume
n/V = P/(RT)
get mass -> n = mass/MW
mass/(MW*V) = P/(RT)
D = mass/V
D/MW = P/(RT)
D = P*MW/(RT)
D = (720)(29)/(62.4*(20+273))
D = 1.142 g/L
Q3
MWavg = x1*MW1 +x2*MW2
MWavg = 0.8*28 + 0.2*32 = 28.8 g/mol
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