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Use the data found in the Thermodynamic Values link under Reference Materials to calculate ΔHo (KJ), ΔSo (J/K) and ΔGo(KJ) and ΔGo from the equation ΔGo ≈ ΔHo - TΔSo at 25.0 oC for  

1.  C2H5OH (g)  →   C2H4 (g) + H2O (l)

2.  2 C4H10 (l) + ___ O2 (g)  →  ___ CO2 (g) + ___ H2O (l)    (Do not change a coefficient that is shown)

3. 2 C4H10 (g) + ___ O2 (g)  →  ___ CO2 (g) + ___ H2O (l)    (Do not change a coefficient that is shown)

THERMODYNAMIC VALUES FOR SUBSTANCES AT 298.15 K (25°C) Substance ΔΗ, (kJ/mol) AGE (kJ/mol) (J/mol-K) -705.6 -1669.8 -630.0 -11.88 Cis diamond Cik graphite Chip CClen CF49 CHAS CH3 CHAP CH CH САН CHom CHP CHI CH OH CH3OH CH-OH) CaHSOHO C H2O CO -106.7Oxygen 247.5 230.1 0 Og 0 O OH 142.3 -230.0 -241.8 -285.8 -136.1 H20 H:01) 161.0 205.0 237.6 -10.7 188.8 69.9 232.9 163.4 -15

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1)

C2H5OH) + C2H4(9) + H,00

Given:-

AH (C2H5OH)) = -235.1(kJ/mol)

AH (C2H4(9)) = 52.3(kJ/mol)

AH (H2O) = -285.8(kJ/mol)

Now, ΔΗΣ ΔΗ(product) –Σ ΔΗ?(reactant)

ΔΗ° = [1(mol) xΔΗ (CH4)+1(mol) xΔΗ (Η2Ο)]-[1(mol) xΔΗ (CHOH)AH = [1(mol) 52.3(kJ/mol) +1(mol) * -285.8(kJ/mol)] – [1(mol) -235.1(kJ/mol]

AH° = 1.6(KJ) = 1600(J)

Now,

S (C2H5OH)) = 282.7(J/mol.K)

sº(C2H4(q)) = 219.4(J/mol.K)

S (H2O) = 69.9(J/mol.K)

AS => sº(product) - S(reactant)

AS0 = [1(mol) x S (C2H4)+1(mol) x S (H20)]- 1(mol) x S (CH3OH)

ASC = [1(mol) x 219.4(J/mol.K)+1(mol) x 69.9(J/mol.K)] – [1(mol) x 282.7(J/mol.K)]

ASO = 6.6(J/K)

T = 25 °C = 298 K

AG = AH-TAS

AG = 1600(J) – 298(K) x 6.6(J/K)

AG = 1600(J) – 1966.8(J) = -366.8(J) = -0.3668(kJ)

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2)

2C4H10 (1) + 1302(g) + 8C02(g) + 10,0(1)

Given :-

AH (C4H10()) = -147.6(kJ/mol)

AH (O2(g)) = 0(kJ/mol)

AH(CO2(g)) = -393.5(kJ/mol)

AH (H2O) = -285.8(kJ/mol)

Now, ΔΗΣ ΔΗ(product) –Σ ΔΗ?(reactant)

| AH = [8(mol) x H (CO2)+10(mol) x H (H2O)]-[2(mol)xAH(CH 10)+ 13(mol) ~ AH (02)]AH = [8(mol)x-393.5(kJ/mol)+10(mol) –285.8(kJ/mol)] – [2(mol) -147.6(kJ/mol) + 13(mol) x 0(kJ/mol)]

AH° = -5710.8(kJ) = -5710800(J)

Now,

Sº (C4H10(0) = 231(J/mol.K)

sº (O2(g)) = 205(J/mol.K)

sº (CO2(g)) = 213.6(J/mol.K)

S (H2O) = 69.9(J/mol.K)

AS => sº(product) - S(reactant)

ASC = [8(mol) x S°(CO2)+10(mol) x Sº(H20)] – [2(mol) x S (C4H10) + 13(mol) x sº(O2)]

ASC = [8(mol) x 213.6(J/mol.K)+10(mol)x 69.9(J/mol.K)] – [2(mol) x 231(J/mol.K) + 13(mol) x 205(J/mol.K)]

AS = 1852.8(J/K) + 699(J/K) - [462(J/K) + 2665(J/K)

AS = -575.2(J/K)

Now,

T = 25 °C = 298 K

AG = AH-TAS

AG° = -5710800(J) - (298(K) * -575.2(J/K))

AG = -5710800(J) - (-171409.6(J))

AGC = -5539390.4() = -5539.3904(kJ)

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