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Molar mass of mercury = 200.592 give/mol. No.of moles is equal to 22.3/200.592 = 0.11117 mol,. H = 0.11117. * 28 *(298-234.32) = 198.22 J,. 234.32K liquid to 234.32 K solid then H. =0.11117. * 2.29. = 0.2544 KJ total heat = 0.1982. +0.2544 = 0.4532 KJ.
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