a) For (AHvap n-hexane the vaporization enthalpy and entropy are given = 29.6 kJ mol 1; ASvap = 86.5 J mol-1 K-1). Calculate the boiling point when ambient conditions are used. b) Compare AHvap and ASvap. Which of the two values is nearly unchanged for many "normal" substances? Is there a behaviour or rule? Which compounds have an abnormal behaviour and why?

a) For (AHvap n-hexane the vaporization enthalpy and entropy are given = 29.6 kJ mol 1; ASvap = 86.5 J mol-1 K-1). Calculate the boiling point when ambient conditions are used. b) Compare AHvap and ASvap. Which of the two values is nearly unchanged for many "normal" substances? Is there a behaviour or rule? Which compounds have an abnormal behaviour and why?

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