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The goal of this experiment was to find the original mass of magnesium metal. This was done through the synthesis and collection of hydrogen gas procedure. As a piece of metal was placed under a buret and reacted with HCl acid, hydrogen gas began to bubble off the metal.
The mass of the magnesium metal was calculated to be 0.032 grams its exact mass was found to be 0.033 grams.

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