Volume of Hydrogen Produced by Hydrochloric Acid Reacting with Magnesium.

Volume of Hydrogen Produced by Hydrochloric Acid Reacting with Magnesium.

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  • Date Submitted: 05/10/2013 2:59 PM
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IB Chemistry - Internal Assessment Lab Format




Volume of Hydrogen produced by Hydrochloric acid reacting with Magnesium.

Name: Tara Nelly

Experimental Report –

Modifications to original design: No modifications were carried out.




Data Collection and Processing



Photograph or Diagram of Lab Setup


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Qualitative Observations –
Observation:
• Vapor was seen traveling up the tube into the measuring cylinder.
• Bubbles occurred in the flask as the magnesium reacted with the acid.
• The bottom of the flask became warm.








Raw Data


Table 1: Volume of hydrogen (H2) produced by different masses of Magnesium (H2O2)

|Mass of Magnesium +/- 0.001g |% Uncertainty in mass |Volume of H2 +/- 0.5 ml |% Uncertainty in volume |
|0.021 |5 |14.9 |3 |
|0.039 |3 |36.1 |1 |
|0.062 |2 |59.2 |0.8 |
|0.078 |1 |82.6 |0.6 |
|0.103 |0.9 |107.1 |0.5 |


As the mass of magnesium used increased the volume of hydrogen gas produced also increased


Data Processing

Overview – To investigate the relationship between the volume of oxygen produced and the mass of hydrogen peroxide used a scatter graph will be drawn using excel and a “line of best” fit used to determine any trend that may exist.


The gradient from this graph will be used...

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