Certainly! Here is the transcribed text for educational purposes:---The enthalpy of fusion \((\Delta H_{fus}^\circ)\) of water is 6024 J/mol at 273 K. The densities of solid and liquid water are 0.915 g/mL and 1.000 g/mL, respectively. What is the freezing point of water under 100 bars of pressure?---This question involves calculating the freezing point of water under increased pressure using the given enthalpy of fusion and densities.

Let t1 and t2 be the freezing points ofwater at P1 = 1 bar and P2 = 100bar

Answered: 3. A,Hs of water is 6024 Jmol-1 at 273…

3. A,Hs of water is 6024 Jmol-1 at 273 K. The densities of solid and liquid water are 0.915 and 1.000 g/ml, respectively. What is the freezing point of water under 100 bars of pressure? fus

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