NOTE: For temperatures please always use Kelvin or Rankine. 1. Given the following data for NH,: Boiling Point -33.4°C; Melting point = -77.7°C; Cp(liq) 1.06cal/g-K; Cp(solid) = 0.502 cal/g-K; absolute entropy of gas at 25 deg C = 46.03 cal/gmol-K b. Calculate the absolute entropy of solid NH3 at its melting point at 1 atm pressure.

NOTE: For temperatures please always use Kelvin or Rankine. 1. Given the following data for NH,: Boiling Point -33.4°C; Melting point = -77.7°C; Cp(liq) 1.06cal/g-K; Cp(solid) = 0.502 cal/g-K; absolute entropy of gas at 25 deg C = 46.03 cal/gmol-K b. Calculate the absolute entropy of solid NH3 at its melting point at 1 atm pressure.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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