Consider the data in the table.AS fusAS vapCompoundAS ==HF=HCIHBrНІ12.92Melting point (°C)93.48-83.11-114.3-86.96Using the data in the table, calculate ASfus and AS vap for HBr.-50.91AHfus (kJ/mol)4.5771.9912.4062.871Boiling point (°C)19.54-84.9-67.0-35.38Determine the entropy change when 2.40 mol HBr(s) melts at atmospheric pressure.AHvap(kJ/mol)25.1817.5319.2721.16J/(K. mol)J/(K. mol)J/K

Given ,CompoundMelting point Boiling pointHBrObjective :

Consider the data in the table. Compound AS fus= AS vap AS = HF = HC1 HBr HI 12.92 Melting point (°C) 93.48 -83.11 -114.3 -86.96 -50.91 Using the data in the table, calculate ASfus and AS vap for HBr. AHfus (kJ/mol) 4.577 1.991 2.406 2.871 Boiling point (°C) 19.54 -84.9 -67.0 -35.38 Determine the entropy change when 2.40 mol HBr(s) melts at atmospheric pressure. AHvap (kJ/mol) 25.18 17.53 19.27 21.16 J/(K. mol) J/(K. mol) J/K

Consider the data in the table. Compound AS fus= AS vap AS = HF = HC1 HBr HI 12.92 Melting point (°C) 93.48 -83.11 -114.3 -86.96 -50.91 Using the data in the table, calculate ASfus and AS vap for HBr. AHfus (kJ/mol) 4.577 1.991 2.406 2.871 Boiling point (°C) 19.54 -84.9 -67.0 -35.38 Determine the entropy change when 2.40 mol HBr(s) melts at atmospheric pressure. AHvap (kJ/mol) 25.18 17.53 19.27 21.16 J/(K. mol) J/(K. mol) J/K

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