[16] Students performed the ideal gas experiment using other metals.One group used 0.03 g magnesium (24.3 g/mol) ribbon, whileanother group used metallic zinc (65.4 g/mol) of the same mass.Assume that both metal samples are 100% pure and the rest of theprocedure was carried out exactly the same. Which of the followingstatements is TRUE?a. The volume of trapped air in the magnesium setup isexpected to be more than the zinc.O b. The magnesium is expected to produce less moles of H2than zinc.O c. The calculated mass of the magnesium is expected to beless than the zinc.O d. There is no difference in the expected pressure of the dry airbetween magnesium and zinc.

Students performed the ideal gas experiment using other metals. One group used 0.03 g magnesium (24.3 g/mol) ribbon, while another group used metallic zinc (65.4 g/mol) of the same mass. Assume that both metal samples are 100% pure and the rest of the procedure was carried out exactly the same. Which of the following statements is TRUE? O a. The volume of trapped air in the magnesium setup is expected to be more than the zinc. O b. The magnesium is expected to produce less moles of H2 than zinc. O c. The calculated mass of the magnesium is expected to be less than the zinc. Od. There is no difference in the expected pressure of the dry air between magnesium and zinc.

Students performed the ideal gas experiment using other metals. One group used 0.03 g magnesium (24.3 g/mol) ribbon, while another group used metallic zinc (65.4 g/mol) of the same mass. Assume that both metal samples are 100% pure and the rest of the procedure was carried out exactly the same. Which of the following statements is TRUE? O a. The volume of trapped air in the magnesium setup is expected to be more than the zinc. O b. The magnesium is expected to produce less moles of H2 than zinc. O c. The calculated mass of the magnesium is expected to be less than the zinc. Od. There is no difference in the expected pressure of the dry air between magnesium and zinc.

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter5: Gases

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