Constants | Periodic TablePart BThis question deals with the vapourization of isopropylalcohol:At a particular temperature, the vapour pressure of isopropyl alcohol is 6.897x10-2 bar. Suppose the temperature is suddenly decreasedto 273.55. Compute the A,G under these conditions.CH3CH(OH)CH3() = CH3CH(OH)CH3(g)The boiling point of isopropyl alcohol is 355.5 K and theenthalpy of vaporization, AvapH° = 39.76 kJ mol-1.Hint: you will require AvapH = 39.76 kJ mol-1 and Avap S°, = 111.8 J K-1 mol-1.O 76.44 kJ mol-1O 15.25 kJ mol-1O 3.08 kJ mol-1O -9.17 kJ mol-1O 9.17 kJ mol-1

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At a particular temperature, the vapour pressure of isopropyl alcohol is 6.897×10-2 bar. Suppose the temperature is suddenly decreased to 273.55. Compute the A,G under these conditions. Hint: you will require AvapH = 39.76 kJ mol-1 and Avap S°, = 111.8 J K-1 mol-1. O 76.44 kJ mol-1 O 15.25 kJ mol1 O 3.08 kJ mol-1 O -9.17 kJ mol-1 O 9.17 kJ mol-1

At a particular temperature, the vapour pressure of isopropyl alcohol is 6.897×10-2 bar. Suppose the temperature is suddenly decreased to 273.55. Compute the A,G under these conditions. Hint: you will require AvapH = 39.76 kJ mol-1 and Avap S°, = 111.8 J K-1 mol-1. O 76.44 kJ mol-1 O 15.25 kJ mol1 O 3.08 kJ mol-1 O -9.17 kJ mol-1 O 9.17 kJ mol-1

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