Red phosphorous is formed by heating white phosphorous. Whitephosphorous is the stable form of elemental phosphorous in nature.Given the following data:white phosphorous: S° = 41.1 J/mol-Kred phosphorous: AHf = -17.6 kJ/mol; S° = 22.8 J/mol-K%3D%3Dcalculate the temperature at which the transformation of whitephosphorous to red phosphorous is in equilibrium. You may assumethat the values of S° and AHP° given above are constant at alltemperatures.AG° = AHº - TASO%3DAS° = > sroducts - ) ScactantsreactantsAH° = >,AH¥, productsΣΔreactants

White Phosphorous (Elemental State)∆Hf0(White P) = 0S°(White P) = 41.1 J/mol-KRed Phosphorous…

Red phosphorous is formed by heating white phosphorous. White phosphorous is the stable form of elemental phosphorous in nature. Given the following data: white phosphorous: S° = 41.1 J/mol-K red phosphorous: AHF° = -17.6 kJ/mol; S° = 22.8 J/mol-K calculate the temperature at which the transformation of white phosphorous to red phosphorous is in equilibrium. You may assume that the values of S° and AHf given above are constant at all temperatures.

Red phosphorous is formed by heating white phosphorous. White phosphorous is the stable form of elemental phosphorous in nature. Given the following data: white phosphorous: S° = 41.1 J/mol-K red phosphorous: AHF° = -17.6 kJ/mol; S° = 22.8 J/mol-K calculate the temperature at which the transformation of white phosphorous to red phosphorous is in equilibrium. You may assume that the values of S° and AHf given above are constant at all temperatures.

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