when .250 mol of ch4 reacts with excess cl2 at constant pressure according to the chemical equation shown below. 177 kJ of heat ae released. calculate the value ofdelta H for this
2CH4(g) + 3 Cl2(g)---> 2CHCl3(l) + 3H2(g)
a)-1420 kJ
b)-708 kJ
c) +708 kJ
d) +1420 kJ
Step1 Heat released by 2 moles of CH4 = 177x2/.25 =1416 kJ
Step2 ΔH= -1416 kJ /2=-1416/2=-708 kJ/mole
Species
Moles
CH4
0.250
Cl2
0.250*3/2=0.375
CHCl3
0.250*2/2=0.250
H2
0.250*3/2=0.375
ΔH=(HfCHCl3 *0.250)+(HfH2 *0.375)-(HfCH4 *0.250)-(HfCl2 *0.375)
Heat of formation(Hf ) for pure components is zero
ΔH=(-132*0.250)-(-74.8*0.250)=-14.3 kJ
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