How do you handle the calculations and data for the gas law lab

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How do you handle the calculations
and data for the gas law lab (molar
mass of butane)?
February 27
Finishing up the Gas Unit
Data
Calculations: Trial 1
Trial 1
Atmospheric Pressure (PT)
759.0 mmHg
Water Temperature in K
24.5 C or
297.5 K
Water vapor pressure at
temperature recorded.
23.1 mmHg
Click on number
for water vapor
table.
16.9523 g
Initial Mass of Lighter
Calculate pressure of gas sample:
PT = Pgas + Pwater
759.0 mmHg = Pgas - 23.1 mmHg
Pgas = 735.9 mmHg or 0.9683 atm
Calculate mass of butane in gas sample:
Mass of butane = Initial mass – Final mass
Calculate moles of butane in gas sample:
PV = nRT
16.8501g
Calculate molar mass for this Trial:
Mass of butane / Moles of butane
Final Mass of Lighter.
Volume of gas sample in
Liters
47.80 mL or
0.04780 L
Finishing up the Gas Unit
Calculations: Trial 1
Data
Trial 1
Atmospheric Pressure (PT)
759.0 mmHg
Water Temperature in K
24.5 C or
297.5 K
Water vapor pressure at
temperature recorded.
23.1 mmHg
16.9523 g
Calculate pressure of gas sample:
PT = Pgas + Pwater
Calculate mass of butane in gas sample:
Mass of butane = Initial mass – Final mass
16.9523 g – 16.8501 g = 0.1002 g
Calculate moles of butane in gas sample:
PV = nRT
Initial Mass of Lighter
16.8501g
Final Mass of Lighter.
Volume of gas sample in Liters
47.80 mL or
0.04780 L
Calculate molar mass for this Trial:
Mass of butane / Moles of butane
Finishing up the Gas Unit
Calculations: Trial 1
Data
Trial 1
Atmospheric Pressure (PT)
759.0 mmHg
Water Temperature in K
Water vapor pressure at
temperature recorded.
24.5 C or
297.5 K
23.1 mmHg
16.9523 g
Calculate pressure of gas sample:
PT = Pgas + Pwater
759.0 mmHg = Pgas + 23.1 mmHg
Pgas = 735.9 mmHg or 0.9683 atm
Calculate mass of butane in gas sample:
Calculate moles of butane in gas sample:
PV = nRT
0.9863 atm ( 0.04780 L) = n (.0821 Latm/(molK) 297.5K
Initial Mass of Lighter
0.9863 X 0.04780 / 0.0821/297.5 =
16.8501g
Final Mass of Lighter.
Volume of gas sample in Liters
47.80 mL or
0.04780 L
0.001930 moles
Calculate molar mass for this Trial:
Mass of butane / Moles of butane
Finishing up the Gas Unit
Calculations: Trial 1
Data
Calculate pressure of gas sample:
Trial 1
Atmospheric Pressure (PT)
759.0 mmHg
Water Temperature in K
24.5 C or
297.5 K
Water vapor pressure at
temperature recorded.
23.1 mmHg
16.9523 g
Calculate mass of butane in gas sample:
Mass of butane = Initial mass – Final mass
16.9523 g – 16.8501 g = 0.1022 g
Calculate moles of butane in gas sample:
PV = nRT
0.001930 moles
Initial Mass of Lighter
16.8501g
Final Mass of Lighter.
Volume of gas sample in Liters
47.80 mL or
0.04780 L
Calculate molar mass for this Trial:
Mass of butane / Moles of butane
0.1022 g / 0.001930 = 52.95 g/mol