Calculate the number of kilojoules of energy required to convert 30.0 grams of liquid ethanol initially at a temperature of -114.0°C to gas at 150.0°C.kJb.p°CSpecific Heat CapacityLiquidJ/g.°Cm.w.m.p.AHfusAHvapSolidGassubstanceformulag/mol°CkJ/molkJ/molJ/g.°CJ/g.°CEthanolC2H5OH46.069-114.078.05.0238.60.9702.301.94WaterH2018.0150.0100.06.0140.672.094.1841.84C2H6SOC4H100DMSO78.12919.0189.014.448.61.801.961.20t-Butanol74.12325.282.46.7839.11.972.91.73

Given mass of ethanol = 30g molar mass of ethanol = 46.069 g/mol specific heat (liquid) = 2.30 J/g°C…

Calculate the number of kilojoules of energy required to convert 30.0 grams of liquid ethanol initially at a temperature of -114.0°C to gas at 150.0°C kJ Specific Heat Capacity b.p °C Solid Liquid J/g.°C m.w. m.p. AHrus Gas AHvap kJ/mol J/g.°C substance formula g/mol °C kJ/mol J/g.°C Ethanol C2H5OH 46.069 -114.0 78.0 5.02 38.6 0.970 2.30 1.94 Water H20 18.015 0.0 100.0 6.01 40.67 2.09 4.184 1.84 DMSO C2H,SO 78.129 19.0 189.0 14.4 48.6 1.80 1.96 1.20 t-Butanol C4H100 74.123 25.2 82.4 6.78 39.1 1.97 2.9 1.73

Calculate the number of kilojoules of energy required to convert 30.0 grams of liquid ethanol initially at a temperature of -114.0°C to gas at 150.0°C kJ Specific Heat Capacity b.p °C Solid Liquid J/g.°C m.w. m.p. AHrus Gas AHvap kJ/mol J/g.°C substance formula g/mol °C kJ/mol J/g.°C Ethanol C2H5OH 46.069 -114.0 78.0 5.02 38.6 0.970 2.30 1.94 Water H20 18.015 0.0 100.0 6.01 40.67 2.09 4.184 1.84 DMSO C2H,SO 78.129 19.0 189.0 14.4 48.6 1.80 1.96 1.20 t-Butanol C4H100 74.123 25.2 82.4 6.78 39.1 1.97 2.9 1.73

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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