1) Carbon dioxide :
Mass of CO2, m = (Mass of flask filled with gas - Mass of flask filled with air) = 146.96 g - 146.77 g = 0.19 g
Volume of water , V = 267 ml = 0.267 lts
Barometric Pressure , Patm = 734.2 mmHg
Vapor pressure of water at 23.6 C, Pwater = 21.848 mmHg
Pressure of dry carbon dioxide = Patm -Pwater = 734.2 mmHg - 21.848 mmHg = 712.352 mmHg = 712.352 /760 = 0.937 atm
Ideal gas constant, R = 0.0821 lt atm/mol K
Temperature , T = 23.6 C +273 = 296.6 K
PV = nRT
0.937 atm x 0.267 lts = m/MW) x 0.0821 lt atm/mol K x 296.6 K
0.250 = (0.19 g/MW) x 24.351/mol
0.250 mol/24.351 = 0.19 g/MW
0.01027 mol = 0.19 g/MW
MW = 0.19 g/0.01027 = 18.5 g/mol
Theoretical molar mass of CO2 = 44 g/mol
Percent error = [exp - theoretical]/theoretical) x 100= [18.5 -44]/44) x 100 = 57.95 %
2) Natural gas
Mass of natural gas , m = (Mass of flask filled with gas - Mass of flask filled with air) = 126.06 g - 125.95 g = 0.11 g
Volume of water , V = 256 ml = 0.256 lts
Barometric Pressure , Patm = 734.2 mmHg
Vapor pressure of water at 23.6 C, Pwater = 21.848 mmHg
Pressure of dry carbon dioxide = Patm -Pwater = 734.2 mmHg - 21.848 mmHg = 712.352 mmHg = 712.352 /760 = 0.937 atm
Ideal gas constant, R = 0.0821 lt atm/mol K
Temperature , T = 23.6 C +273 = 296.6 K
PV = nRT
0.937 atm x 0.256 lts = m/MW) x 0.0821 lt atm/mol K x 296.6 K
0.2399 = (0.11 g/MW) x 24.351/mol
0.2399 mol/24.351 = 0.11 g/MW
0.00985 mol = 0.11 g/MW
MW = 0.11 g/0.00985 = 11.17 g/mol
Theoretical molar mass of CO2 = 19 g/mol
Percent error = [exp - theoretical]/theoretical) x 100= [11.17 -19]/19) x 100 = 41.21 %
c) Unknown liquid :
Trial 1 :
Mass of unknown gas , m = (Mass of flask filled with gas - Mass of flask filled with air) = 8.378 g - 7.962 g = 0.416 g
Volume of water , V = 8.9 ml = 0.0089 lts
Vapor pressure of water at 98.7 C, Pwater = 727.02 mmHg = 0.957 atm
Ideal gas constant, R = 0.0821 lt atm/mol K
Temperature , T = 98.7 +273 = 371.7 K
PV = nRT
0.957 atm x 0.0089 lts = m/MW) x 0.0821 lt atm/mol K x 371.7 K
0.00852 = (0.416 g/MW) x 30.52/mol
0.00852 mol/30.52 = 0.416 g/MW
0.00028 mol = 0.416 g/MW
MW = 0.416 g/0.00028 = 1485.7 g/mol
Trial 2 :
Mass of unknown gas , m = (Mass of flask filled with gas - Mass of flask filled with air) = 7.752 g - 7.67 g = 0.082 g
Volume of water , V = 8.9 ml = 0.0089 lts
Vapor pressure of water at 98.9 C, Pwater = 730 mmHg = 0.961 atm
Ideal gas constant, R = 0.0821 lt atm/mol K
Temperature , T = 98.9 +273 = 371.9 K
PV = nRT
0.961 atm x 0.0089 lts = m/MW) x 0.0821 lt atm/mol K x 371.9 K
0.00852 = (0.082 g/MW) x 30.53/mol
0.008552 mol/30.53 = 0.082 g/MW
0.00028 mol = 0.082 g/MW
MW = 0.082 g/0.00028 = 29.286 g/mol
Average molar mass = 29.26 g/mol + 1485.7 g/mol)/2 = 757.5 g/mol
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