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a)
dG =? dH = -217 dS = 151 T = 451
Since
G = H - TS
then
dG= -217 kJ/mol - 451K*(0.151 kJ/mol) = 285.1 kJ/mol
b)
dG =147 dH = dS = -98 T = 298
dG = dH - TdS
dH = dG + TdS = 147 kJ/mol + 298*-0.098kJ/mol = 117.8 kJ/mol
c)
dG =-20.4 dH =107 dS = 211 T = ?
dG = dH - TdS
T = -(dG-dH)/dS = -(-20.4 - 107)/0.211 = 603.8K
3)
m = 37.3 g of H2O
Cp = 4.184 J/gC
Tf = 49.9
Ti = 15.2
Q = ?
Q = m*Cp(Tf-Ti)= 37.3g*4.184J/gC*(49.9-15.2) = 5415.4 J
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