Solid iodine, I2(s), has an enthalpy of sublimation AHsubl = 62.4 kJ mol1. Suppose 2.61 g of iodine at a constant temperature of 29.5 °C is allowed to sublime into the atmosphere at a temperature of 44.9 °C. X Your answer is incorrect. Calculate the entropy change of the system (i.e. the iodine) in J K1. i 4.045 JK-1. eTextbook and Media Hint Save for Later Attempts: 1 of 3 used Submit Answer

Solid iodine, I2(s), has an enthalpy of sublimation AHsubl = 62.4 kJ mol1. Suppose 2.61 g of iodine at a constant temperature of 29.5 °C is allowed to sublime into the atmosphere at a temperature of 44.9 °C. X Your answer is incorrect. Calculate the entropy change of the system (i.e. the iodine) in J K1. i 4.045 JK-1. eTextbook and Media Hint Save for Later Attempts: 1 of 3 used Submit Answer

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