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AH+ (kJ/mol) 30.71 Sº (1/K*mol) 245.3 AG+ (kJ/mol) 3.14 52.30 219.4 68.11 -235.1 282.7 - 168.5 0 222.96 0 0 202.7 0 130.58 0

4. Using the information in the data table provided,

a.Predict what physical state PCl3 is in at 298 K.

b. Estimate the boiling point of PCl3. You may assume that deltaH and deltaS do not vary with temperature (usually a reasonable assumption).

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