ACcor tabie of the molecule in two temperatures points T(K) Kd 273.15 1,32 x 10-10 320.15 3,44 х 109 Calculate the standard (molar) entropy of dissociation of this molecule at 273.15 K, assuming that the standard (molar) dissociation enthalpy can be considered as constant between 273.15 K and 320.15 K. Where (Kd) is the dissociation constant and T(K) are temperatures in Kelvin.

ACcor tabie of the molecule in two temperatures points T(K) Kd 273.15 1,32 x 10-10 320.15 3,44 х 109 Calculate the standard (molar) entropy of dissociation of this molecule at 273.15 K, assuming that the standard (molar) dissociation enthalpy can be considered as constant between 273.15 K and 320.15 K. Where (Kd) is the dissociation constant and T(K) are temperatures in Kelvin.

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