Calculate DS in units of J/K for the formation of 1 mol of HI(g) from its elements in their standard states.
Work:
H(g) + I(g) > HI(g)
1mol HI * 206.33J/K - ( 1mol H(g)*114.60J/K + 1mol I(g)*180.67) =
-88.94 J/K
Calculate DS for the formation of 1 mole of PCl5(g) from the elements P4(s, white) and Cl2(g).
Work:
P4(s) + 10CL2(g) > 4PCl5
4*353J/K - (41.1 J/K + 10*223 J/K) = -859 J/K
Sulfur dioxide is released in the combustion of coal. Scrubbers remove much of the SO2 from the flue gases by reaction with lime slurries containing solid calcium hydroxide to form solid calcium sulfite and liquid water. Calculate So in units of J/K for the reaction of exactly one mole of sulfur dioxide gas in this scrubbing process at 298 K.
[So of calcium sulfite(s) = 101.4 J/mol.K]
My Work:
SO2 + calcium sulfite > CaSO4+H2O
(107+69.94) - (248.1+101.4) = -173 J/K
being that its at 298K I dont think i need to use G=H-TS
2006-11-19
05:16:06
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jnieves01
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