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2) When 0.0862 g of zinc is reacted with excess HCI, 32.27 mLs of hydrogen gas is collected. g of zincis reacted with If the pressure of the hydrogen gas is 0.976 atm at 293 K, what is the experimental molar mass of zinc? Hint: zinc has a charge of 2+ after the reaction A) 65.8 g/mol B) 64.9 g/mol C) 70.2 g/mol

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