At a particular temperature, the vapour pressure of acetone is 0.2482 bar. Suppose the temperature is suddenly decreased to 268. 10. Compute the 4,G under these conditions.Hint: you will require AaH = 29.07 kJ mol and AvaS. - 88.28 JK' mol.O 2.30 kJ molO 55.84 kJ molO 5.40 kJ molO -5.40 kJ molrO 8.51 kJ mol This question deals with the vapourization of acetone:CH,COCH,() - CH,COCH,(g)The boiling point of acetone is 329.3 Kand the enthalpy of vaporization, AvapH =29.07 kJ mol.

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At a particular temperature, the vapour pressure of acetone is 0.2482 bar. Suppose the temperature is suddenly decreased to 268. 10. Compute the 4,G under these conditions. Hint: you will require A = 20.07 kJ mol' and AnS. = 88.28 JK' mol. vap O 2.30 kJ mol 55.84 kJ mol O 5.40 kJ mol O -5.40 kJ mol O 8.51 kJ mol

At a particular temperature, the vapour pressure of acetone is 0.2482 bar. Suppose the temperature is suddenly decreased to 268. 10. Compute the 4,G under these conditions. Hint: you will require A = 20.07 kJ mol' and AnS. = 88.28 JK' mol. vap O 2.30 kJ mol 55.84 kJ mol O 5.40 kJ mol O -5.40 kJ mol O 8.51 kJ mol

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