5) Calculate AH and AS for the conversion of ice at -10 C to steam at 200 °C. You can assume the Cp's of the solid and liquid are constant but not that of the gas. Table 2B.1 Temperature variation of molar heat capacities, C/UK'mol") a+ bT+ c/T b/(10 K) c/(10' K) Monatomic gases 20.78 Other gases Br, 37.32 0.50 -1.26 -2.85 37.03 44.22 0.67 Cl, CO, F, 8.79 -8.62 34.56 2.51 -3.51 27.28 3.26 0.50 H, 1, 37.40 0.59 -0.71 28.58 3.77 -0.50 N, 29.75 25.1 -1.55 NH, 29.96 4.18 -1.67 Liquids (from melting to boiling) 79.5 0.4075 CH, naphthalene 1, 80.33 75.29 H,O Solids 20.67 12.38 Al 4.77 -8.54 16.86 C (graphite) -100 0.936 CH, naphthalene
5) Calculate AH and AS for the conversion of ice at -10 C to steam at 200 °C. You can assume the Cp's of the solid and liquid are constant but not that of the gas. Table 2B.1 Temperature variation of molar heat capacities, C/UK'mol") a+ bT+ c/T b/(10 K) c/(10' K) Monatomic gases 20.78 Other gases Br, 37.32 0.50 -1.26 -2.85 37.03 44.22 0.67 Cl, CO, F, 8.79 -8.62 34.56 2.51 -3.51 27.28 3.26 0.50 H, 1, 37.40 0.59 -0.71 28.58 3.77 -0.50 N, 29.75 25.1 -1.55 NH, 29.96 4.18 -1.67 Liquids (from melting to boiling) 79.5 0.4075 CH, naphthalene 1, 80.33 75.29 H,O Solids 20.67 12.38 Al 4.77 -8.54 16.86 C (graphite) -100 0.936 CH, naphthalene
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Transcribed Image Text:5) Calculate AH and AS for the conversion of ice at -10 C to steam at 200
°C. You can assume the Cp's of the solid and liquid are constant but not
that of the gas.
Transcribed Image Text:Table 2B.1 Temperature variation of molar heat capacities, C/UK'mol") a+ bT+ c/T
b/(10 K)
c/(10' K)
Monatomic gases
20.78
Other gases
Br,
37.32
0.50
-1.26
-2.85
37.03
44.22
0.67
Cl,
CO,
F,
8.79
-8.62
34.56
2.51
-3.51
27.28
3.26
0.50
H,
1,
37.40
0.59
-0.71
28.58
3.77
-0.50
N,
29.75
25.1
-1.55
NH,
29.96
4.18
-1.67
Liquids (from melting to boiling)
79.5
0.4075
CH, naphthalene
1,
80.33
75.29
H,O
Solids
20.67
12.38
Al
4.77
-8.54
16.86
C (graphite)
-100
0.936
CH, naphthalene
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