Correcting by stages:
1) Mg-H2 Moles: Correct calculations.
2) Gas pressure: Incorrect, it is calculated:
P gas = Final P - Initial P = (109.86 - 101.21) Kpa * (1 bar / 100 Kpa) = 0.0865 bar
Trial 2 = 0.0705 bar
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