Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity
Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity
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ISBN: 9781337399074
Author: John C. Kotz, Paul M. Treichel, John Townsend, David Treichel
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 12, Problem 39PS
Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The energy supply has to be calculated.

Concept introduction:

The energy can be calculated by using following formula,

q =m × c × ΔT 

Expert Solution & Answer
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Answer to Problem 39PS

The total energy supply is  1.8×104 kJ

Explanation of Solution

The energy can be calculated by using following formula, q =m × c × ΔT Mass (m)=12.0 Kgc=4.7J/g.KΔT =-33.3-(-50.0)=16.7oC=16.7Kq =m × c × ΔT q =12g × 4.7J/g.K × 16.7K=941.88J q =941.88J (or)9.41.88×102 kJ

 Liquid at -33.3 oC gets converted to vapor at -33.3 oC when latent heat is supplied

  Heat supplied = mass × heat of vaporization

 Mass (m)=12.0 KgNumber of moles=MassMolar massNumber of moles=12.0 Kg17Number of moles=0.70588theenthalpyofvaporizationis23.33kJ/molheatsupplied=numberofmoles×enthalpyofvaporizationheatsupplied=0.70588×23.33kJ/molheatsupplied=1.646×104kJ

The energy can be calculated by using following formula, q =m × c × ΔT Mass (m)=12.0 Kgc=2.2J/g.KΔT =0-(-33.3)=33.3oC=33.3Kq =m × c × ΔT q =12g × 2.2J/g.K × 33.3K=879.12J q =879.12J  (or)8.79×102 kJ

The total energy supplied is given below,Totalenergysupplied=9.41×102 kJ + 1.646×104kJ+8.79×102 kJ Totalenergysupplied=1.8×104 kJ

Conclusion

The total energy supply was calculated.

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