Table $1.$ Mass calculations for copper electrode.

Table $2.$ Record of current $($measured in amps$)$ and time $($measured in minutes$)$ as they changed

throughout the experiment.

Complete the following table:

Table $3.$ Summary of observation data.

Data Analysis:

Show how you calculated the partial pressure of the hydrogen gas that was produced.

Determine the number of mols of $H_2$ gas produced using the ideal gas law.

$R=8\mathrm{.}314kPamo{l}^{-1}{K}^{-1}$

Determine the number of mols of electrons required to produce the amount of hydrogen you

collected.

Determine the number of mols of $C{u}^{n+}$ that were oxidized based on the $Cu$ electrode.

Determine the value of $n$ in $C{u}^{nt}$ based on the above information. Round to the nearest whole

number.

Determine the number of mols of electrons produced at the anode.

Determine the number of Coulombs delivered over the span of the experiment.

Calculate the value of Faraday's Constant

Based on the cathode information

Based on the anode information

Compare the two values that you calculated with the accepted value of the Faraday. Which of

your measured results is the more accurate. Give an experimental reason why this may be$.$