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Estimate the entropy change of vaporization of benzene at 323.15 K (50°C). The vapor pressure of benzene is given by the equation: ln Psat/kPa = 13,8858 - 2788,51/(t/oC + 220,79) (a) Use Eq. (6.69) with an estimated value of A Vlv. Eq. (6.69) : dPsat/dT = ΔHlv/T.ΔVlv (b) Use the Clausius/Clapeyron equation of Ex. 6.5

Estimate the entropy change of vaporization of benzene at 323.15 K (50°C). The vapor pressure of benzene is given by the equation: ln Psat/kPa = 13,8858 - 2788,51/(t/oC + 220,79) (a) Use Eq. (6.69) with an estimated value of A Vlv. Eq. (6.69) : dPsat/dT = ΔHlv/T.ΔVlv (b) Use the Clausius/Clapeyron equation of Ex. 6.5

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Estimate the entropy change of vaporization of benzene at 323.15 K (50°C). The vapor
pressure of benzene is given by the equation:

ln Psat/kPa = 13,8858 - 2788,51/(t/oC + 220,79)

(a) Use Eq. (6.69) with an estimated value of A Vlv.

Eq. (6.69) : dPsat/dT = ΔHlv/T.ΔVlv

(b) Use the Clausius/Clapeyron equation of Ex. 6.5

 

For the assumptions made, psat yv psat yl AZV = Z' – Z' = = 1 - 0 = 1 RT RT Then by Eq. (6.87), d In Psat ΔΗν-R. d(1/T)
Transcribed Image Text:For the assumptions made, psat yv psat yl AZV = Z' – Z' = = 1 - 0 = 1 RT RT Then by Eq. (6.87), d In Psat ΔΗν-R. d(1/T)
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