Assuming that l2 forms a perfect crystal at OK, compute the absolute entropy of solid l2 at 298K in J/(K mol) using the following heat capacity data at various temperatures (T). Cp.m (10 K) = 14.7 *T³ J/(K mol) Cp.m (solid, >10 K) = 12.5+0.23*T -0.0005 T² J/(K mol)

Assuming that l2 forms a perfect crystal at OK, compute the absolute entropy of solid l2 at 298K in J/(K mol) using the following heat capacity data at various temperatures (T). Cp.m (10 K) = 14.7 T³ J/(K mol) Cp.m (solid, >10 K) = 12.5+0.23T -0.0005 T² J/(K mol)

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Assuming that l2 forms a perfect crystal at OK, compute the absolute entropy of solid l2 at 298K in
J/(K mol) using the following heat capacity data at various temperatures (T).
Cp.m (10 K) = 14.7 *T³ J/(K mol)
Cp.m (solid, >10 K) = 12.5+0.23*T -0.0005 T2 J/(K mol)

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