
Intro Lesson: Collecting Gas Over Water
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Chemistry
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9th - 12th Grade
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Easy
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Tania Murphy
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7 Slides • 9 Questions
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Dalton's Law of Partial Pressure and Collecting Gas Over Water
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The total pressure of a mixture of gases is equal to the sum of all of the gases combined
Dalton's Law of Partial Pressure
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Drag and Drop
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Drag and Drop
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When a liquid, such as water, is sitting in a closed container some of the liquid evaporates into a gas.
The gas above the liquid exerts a "pressure" on the container.
This pressure is called "vapor pressure".
What is Vapor Pressure (Pvap)
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Notice in the chart to the left that as the temperature of the water increases the vapor pressure of the water increases.
This makes sense because at higher temperatures more water evaporates)
The of Vapor Pressure of water is dependent upon the temperature of the water
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Drag and Drop
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Drag and Drop
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What you see to the far left is a picture of an inverted graduated cylinder full of water.
Notice, as you move from left to right, the volume of the water is decreasing.
This is due to a gas being pumped into the system through the brown tube
The new gas displaces the water and pushes it down.
The area on top of the water now contains the gas produced AND some water vapor (a mixture of gases!!!)
Collecting Gas Over Water
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Drag and Drop
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Drag and Drop
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Atmospheric pressure is caused by the atmosphere pushing down on
you or a container.
The total pressure inside a gas collected over water is EQUAL to the atmospheric pressure.
The pressure of the gas collected is equal to the atmospheric pressure minus the vapor pressure.
Atmospheric Pressure
and collecting a gas
over water
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Drag and Drop
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Drag and Drop
Step 1: Find the volume of the dry (not over water) hydrogen gas at STP. At 20 C the Pvap of water is 2.38 kPa. Therefore, the pressure of the hydrogen gas collected is
Step 2: I now know P1, V1 and T1 for my hydrogen gas. P2 and T2 will be standard, therefore P2 =
Plug in your answer on the next slide.
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Math Response
The answer to the previous question is: ____ Liters (your answer should go to the hundredth's place).
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