Calculate the AH and AS for the following isobaric process: 1 mol of H₂O (liq) at 45 °C →→→ 1 mol of H₂O (vap) at 145 °C The molar heat of vaporization of water is at 100°C is 40.79 kJ mol-¹and the molar heat capacity of iquid water is 75.30 J mol-¹K-¹. Assume ideal gas behavior and that the molar heat capacity to be cemperature independent.

Calculate the AH and AS for the following isobaric process: 1 mol of H₂O (liq) at 45 °C →→→ 1 mol of H₂O (vap) at 145 °C The molar heat of vaporization of water is at 100°C is 40.79 kJ mol-¹and the molar heat capacity of iquid water is 75.30 J mol-¹K-¹. Assume ideal gas behavior and that the molar heat capacity to be cemperature independent.

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