Please correct answer and don't use hand rating (b)(c)Substance is having a molecular weight of 132.8 g mol¹. Under normalmelting temperature of 430.65 K, the densities of solid Q and liquid Q are1080 and 1023 kg m³, respectively. Assuming there is a difference of 115 barin pressure, the melting point becomes 432.45 K. Calculate AS fusion andAH fusion at 1 bar for substance Q.Bromine in carbon tetrachloride forms a nearly ideal solution. The boilingpoint of pure bromine is 58.8 °C at 760 Torr.(i)(ii)Calculate the chemical potential of bromine relative to that of purebromine when Xbromine = 0.30 at its boiling point.If the activity coefficient of bromine in this solution was 0.93, whatwould be its vapor pressure?

Part (b) - Calculation for Substance QGiven Data:Molecular weight of Q = 132.8 g/mol Melting…

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