2. Calculate the missing data in the following table.CompoundAHvap (kJ/mol)ASvap [J/(mol-K)1Boiling Point (°C)hexanoic acid71.1105.7hexane28.985.5formic acid60.7100.81-hexanol44.5157.5The text states that the magnitude of ASvap tends to be similar for a wide variety of compounds. Based onthe values in the table, do you agree?

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2. Calculate the missing data in the following table. Compound AHvap (kJ/mol) ASvap [J/(mol·K)] Boiling Point (°C) hexanoic acid 71.1 105.7 hexane 28.9 85.5 formic acid 60.7 100.8 1-hexanol 44.5 157.5

2. Calculate the missing data in the following table. Compound AHvap (kJ/mol) ASvap [J/(mol·K)] Boiling Point (°C) hexanoic acid 71.1 105.7 hexane 28.9 85.5 formic acid 60.7 100.8 1-hexanol 44.5 157.5

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2. Calculate the missing data in the following table.
Compound
AHvap (kJ/mol)
ASvap [J/(mol-K)1
Boiling Point (°C)
hexanoic acid
71.1
105.7
hexane
28.9
85.5
formic acid
60.7
100.8
1-hexanol
44.5
157.5
The text states that the magnitude of ASvap tends to be similar for a wide variety of compounds. Based on
the values in the table, do you agree?

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