All decimal places should be shown in the solution.Problem 1Calculate the entropy change associated with transforming 30.0 g of steam at -110.°C to ice at -10.0°C.For H20:kJ(at 0°C)molkJ(at 100°C)AHus= 6.008AHap= 40.656molAssume constant heat capacities:J= 4.186J= 1.996g- KCH20(s)= 2.108CH20(1)CH20(g)g - Kg- K

The entropy is given as; S=mCp lnT2T1 where m is the mass of substance, Cp is the constant heat…

All decimal places should be shown in the solution. Problem 1. Calculate the entropy change associated with transforming 30.0 g of steam at -110.°C to ice at -10.0°C. For H20: AHfus kJ (at 0°C) kJ ¡(at 100°C) = 6.008 AHap = 40.656 mol mol Assume constant heat capacities: CH20(s) = 2.108- g- K CH20(1) = 4.186- g- K CH20(g) = 1.996. g- K

All decimal places should be shown in the solution. Problem 1. Calculate the entropy change associated with transforming 30.0 g of steam at -110.°C to ice at -10.0°C. For H20: AHfus kJ (at 0°C) kJ ¡(at 100°C) = 6.008 AHap = 40.656 mol mol Assume constant heat capacities: CH20(s) = 2.108- g- K CH20(1) = 4.186- g- K CH20(g) = 1.996. g- K

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