QUESTION 18The enthalpy of fusion, Afush, for mercury is +2292 j mol¹ at its melting point of 234.3 K. Using AG AH-TASO calculate the entropy offusion, Afuss of mercury.(Remember at equilibrium, AG=0J mol-1.)-9.782 J K-1 mol-1+9.782 J K-1 mol-1O-537 kJ K-1 mol-1+537 KJ K-1 mol-1O

QUESTION 18 The enthalpy of fusion, Afusho, for mercury is +2292 j mol¹ at its melting point of 234.3 K. Using AGO AH-TASO calculate the entropy of fusion, Afus of mercury. (Remember at equilibrium, AG=0J mol-1.) -9.782 J K-¹ mol-1 O +9.782 J K ¹ mol-¹ O-537 kJ K-1 mor1 O.537 kJ K-¹ mor1

QUESTION 18 The enthalpy of fusion, Afusho, for mercury is +2292 j mol¹ at its melting point of 234.3 K. Using AGO AH-TASO calculate the entropy of fusion, Afus of mercury. (Remember at equilibrium, AG=0J mol-1.) -9.782 J K-¹ mol-1 O +9.782 J K ¹ mol-¹ O-537 kJ K-1 mor1 O.537 kJ K-¹ mor1

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