104. A 685 mL sample of Hg(l) at 20°C is added to a large quantity of liquidN kept at its boiling point in a thermally insulated container. What mass of N2 (I) is vaporized as the Hg is brought to the temperature of the liquid N2? For the specific heat of Hg(1) from 20 to -39 °C use 0.138 J g-1 °C-1, and for Hg(s) from -39 to -196 °C, 0.126 J g-1 °C-1. The density of Hg(1) is 13.6g>mL, its melting point is -39°C, and its enthalpy of fusion is 2.30 kJ mol-1, The boiling point of N2(1) is -196 °C, and its ¢vapH is 5.58 kJ mol-1

104. A 685 mL sample of Hg(l) at 20°C is added to a large quantity of liquidN kept at its boiling point in a thermally insulated container. What mass of N2 (I) is vaporized as the Hg is brought to the temperature of the liquid N2? For the specific heat of Hg(1) from 20 to -39 °C use 0.138 J g-1 °C-1, and for Hg(s) from -39 to -196 °C, 0.126 J g-1 °C-1. The density of Hg(1) is 13.6g>mL, its melting point is -39°C, and its enthalpy of fusion is 2.30 kJ mol-1, The boiling point of N2(1) is -196 °C, and its ¢vapH is 5.58 kJ mol-1

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104. A 685 mL sample of Hg(1) at 20°C is added to a large quantity of liquid N kept at its boiling
point in a thermally insulated container. What mass of N2 (I) is vaporized as the Hg is brought to
the temperature of the liquid N2?
For the specific heat of Hg(1) from 20 to -39 °C use 0.138 J g-1 °C-1, and for Hg(s) from -39 to -196
°C, 0.126 J g-1°C.1. The density of Hg(1) is 13.6g>mL, its melting point is -39°C, and its enthalpy of
fusion is 2.30 kJ mol-1. The boiling point of N2(1) is -196 °C, and its ¢vapH is 5.58 kJ mol-1

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