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29. The standard entropy (A.So) for the reaction: H:(g) + 1:(g) → 2HI(g) is 165.29 J/mol. If you use 2.5 moles of I:(g), the A.Sofor the same reaction would be... а. 330J b. 413J c. 165.29J d. 82.6J

29. The standard entropy (A.So) for the reaction: H:(g) + 1:(g) → 2HI(g) is 165.29 J/mol. If you use 2.5 moles of I:(g), the A.Sofor the same reaction would be... а. 330J b. 413J c. 165.29J d. 82.6J

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H2(g) + 1/2 02(g)-> H20(1): AH=-285.9 kJ CH3OH(I) + 3/2 02(g)> CO2(g)+ H2O(I): AH=-726.6 k a. -463.8 kJ b. -130.6 kJ C. -262.8 kJ d. -128.2 29. The standard entropy (A,S) for the reaction: H:(g) + I.(g) → 2HI(g) is 165.29 J/mol. If you use 2.5 moles of I:(g), the A.Sofor the same reaction would be... а. 330J b. 413J c. 165.29J d. 82.6J 30. For a linear polyatomic gas like CO2, Cv,m is equal to a. 3R b. R c. (5/2) R d. (3/2) R الترگیز Chp
Transcribed Image Text:H2(g) + 1/2 02(g)-> H20(1): AH=-285.9 kJ CH3OH(I) + 3/2 02(g)> CO2(g)+ H2O(I): AH=-726.6 k a. -463.8 kJ b. -130.6 kJ C. -262.8 kJ d. -128.2 29. The standard entropy (A,S) for the reaction: H:(g) + I.(g) → 2HI(g) is 165.29 J/mol. If you use 2.5 moles of I:(g), the A.Sofor the same reaction would be... а. 330J b. 413J c. 165.29J d. 82.6J 30. For a linear polyatomic gas like CO2, Cv,m is equal to a. 3R b. R c. (5/2) R d. (3/2) R الترگیز Chp
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