What acts as the cathode (negative end) in this experiment
- The metal
- The solution
- The copper wire
- The buret
- The buret clamp
- The hydrogen ions
- The hydrogen gas
The copper wire
What property of the metal is measured in this experiment?
- Gain of mass by the metal
- Conductivity of the metal
- Resistivity of the metal
- Loss of mass of the metal
Loss of mass of the metal
The purpose of this experiment is to
- find the molar mass of a metal using moles of hydrogen produced when the metal is oxidized.
- find the molar mass of hydrogen using moles of metal lost when the metal is oxidized.
- find the molar mass of hydrogen using moles of metal lost when the metal is reduced.
- find the molar mass of a metal using moles of hydrogen produced when the metal is reduced.
- find the molar mass of hydrogen using moles of metal gained when the metal is reduced.
- find the molar mass of hydrogen using moles of metal gained when the metal is oxidized.
find the molar mass of a metal using moles of hydrogen produced when the metal is oxidized.
The H+ in this experiment is
- oxidized to H2 gas.
- reduced to H2 gas.
reduced to H2 gas.
The barometric pressure of a room at 26 degrees C is found to be 752.0 mm Hg. The vapor pressure of water at this temperature is 25.2 mm Hg. What is the partial pressure of H2 in a buret in this room during a similar experiment to this one?
- 777.2 mm Hg
- 752.0 mm Hg
- 25.2 mm Hg
- 726.8 mm Hg
726.8 mm Hg
How many moles of H2 gas are present if the partial pressure of H2 gas is 0.956 atm, its volume is 0.09500 L, and the temperature is 299 K. (Use R = 0.08206 L atm/K/mol).
HINT : Use PV = nRT
- 0.00370 moles
- 270. moles
- 362 moles
- 0.00276 moles
0.00370 moles