Ethyl acetate (C4H8O2, mm=88.10 g/mol) is a colorless liquid often used in nail polish removers, glues, and perfumes. 1. The heat of fusion (AH) of ethyl acetate is 10.5 kJ/mol. Calculate the change in entropy fus when 9.6 g of ethyl acetate freezes at -84.0 °C. The is change in entropy for this freezing process is calculated to be [Select] * J/K. The process of freezing ethyl acetate at -84.0 °C is [ Select ] and [ Select ] * in entropy.

Ethyl acetate (C4H8O2, mm=88.10 g/mol) is a colorless liquid often used in nail polish removers, glues, and perfumes. 1. The heat of fusion (AH) of ethyl acetate is 10.5 kJ/mol. Calculate the change in entropy fus when 9.6 g of ethyl acetate freezes at -84.0 °C. The is change in entropy for this freezing process is calculated to be [Select] * J/K. The process of freezing ethyl acetate at -84.0 °C is [ Select ] and [ Select ] * in entropy.

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