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Experiment 8 Report Sheet KI (cat) 2H20(aq) 020g) 2 H202(aq) Data NCLUDE UNITS T

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Question

Experiment 8 Report Sheet KI (cat) 2H20(aq) 020g) 2 H202(aq) Data NCLUDE UNITS T Barometric Pressure: Ida13 Mass of 10 mL grad cylinder with 5 mL A H202 solution B Mass of empty 10 mL grad cylinder C Initial gas volume reading D Final gas volume reading Vapor pressure of water F Calculations: INCLUDE UNITS AND SHow WORK (attach scratch paper or use back side of the page)!!! G Mass of H202 solution used H Volume of gas collected, in mL I Volume of gas collected, in L J Partial pressure of O2, in torr K Partial pressure of 02, in atm L Temperature (K) M Number of moles of 02 formed N Number of moles of Hizon consumed Mass of H202 consumed o (molar mass 34,02 g/mol) P Mass percent Hzoa in solution Q Average mass 96 Hzoz 8-7

Explanation / Answer

The given reaction is

2 H2O2 (aq) ------> 2 H2O (aq) + O2 (g)

As per the balanced stoichiometric reaction,

2 moles H2O2 = 1 mole O2 …..(1)

Barometric pressure = 765.54 torr

Trial 1

Trail 2

A

Mass of 10 mL graduated cylinder with 5 mL H2O2 (g)

64.16

65.03

B

Mass of empty 10 mL graduated cylinder (g)

60.01

60.04

C

Initial gas volume reading (mL)

32

34

D

Final gas volume reading (mL)

0

0

E

Temperature (C)

30

30

F

Vapor pressure of water (torr) (obtained from internet sources)

31.8

Calculations:

Trial 1

Trial 2

G

Mass of H2O2 solution used (g) (A – B)

4.15

4.99

H

Volume of gas collected, in mL (C – D)

32

34

I

Volume of gas collected, in L (H/1000)

0.032

0.034

J

Partial pressure of O2 in torr (Barometric pressure – F)

733.74

K

Partial pressure of O2 in atm (J *0.001316)

0.9656

L

Temperature (K) (E + 273)

303

M

Number of moles of O2 formed

0.001244 (check calculation below)

0.001321

N

Number of moles of H2O2 consumed

0.002488

0.002642

O

Mass of H2O2 consumed (molar mass = 34.02 g/mol)

0.08464

0.08988

P

Mass percent of H2O2 in solution (O/G)*100

2.0395

1.8012

Q

Average mass percent H2O2

(2.0395 + 1.8012)/2 = 3.8407/2 = 1.92035 1.920

Moles of O2 formed:

Use the ideal gas law, P*V = n*R*T where n = moles of O2 formed.

(0.9656 atm)*(0.032 L) = n*(0.082 L-atm/mol.K)*(303 K)

===> n = 0.001244

Moles of H2O2 consumed:

As per the balanced equation above,

1 mole O2 = 2 moles H2O2

===> 0.001244 mole O2 = (0.001244 mole O2)*(2 mole H2O2/1 mole O2) = 0.002488

Trial 1

Trail 2

A

Mass of 10 mL graduated cylinder with 5 mL H2O2 (g)

64.16

65.03

B

Mass of empty 10 mL graduated cylinder (g)

60.01

60.04

C

Initial gas volume reading (mL)

32

34

D

Final gas volume reading (mL)

0

0

E

Temperature (C)

30

30

F

Vapor pressure of water (torr) (obtained from internet sources)

31.8

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