Determining the volume of one mole of hydrogen gas | 14–16 years

Source: Royal Society of Chemistry

Calculate the volume of one mole of hydrogen at room temperature and pressure in this classic experiment

In this experiment, learners react magnesium with hydrochloric acid, collecting the hydrogen gas produced. They then calculate the volume of one mole of hydrogen gas at room temperature and pressure using their measurements. This resource includes everything you need to run this practical lesson with classroom slides, scaffolded and unscaffolded student worksheets. Plus teacher guidance, including full technical notes and answers to all questions.

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