This question deals with the vapourization of acetone:CH,COCH,() CH,COCH,(g)• Part AThe boiling point of acetone is 329.3 Kand the enthalpy of vaporization, A = 29.11 kJ mol'.Compute the standard entropy of vapourization, AS° of acetone.O 88.40 JK molO 88.40 JK molO -11.31 JK' morO 45 JK' mol1O 95 JK' mol1

given, CH3COOH (l) ⇔ CH3COOH(g) the boiling point of acetone (Tb) = 329.3K the enthalpy of…

This question deals with the vapourization of acetone: CH,COCH,() == CH,COCH,G) Part A The boiling point of acetone is 320.3 Kand the enthalpy of vaporization, 4f = 20.11 kJ mor". Compute the standard entropy of vapourization, As of acetone O 88.40 JK' mor O 88.40 JK mol O 1.31 JK' mor O 45 JK' mol O 05 JK mol

This question deals with the vapourization of acetone: CH,COCH,() == CH,COCH,G) Part A The boiling point of acetone is 320.3 Kand the enthalpy of vaporization, 4f = 20.11 kJ mor". Compute the standard entropy of vapourization, As of acetone O 88.40 JK' mor O 88.40 JK mol O 1.31 JK' mor O 45 JK' mol O 05 JK mol

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