Exercise 17.34 Given the values of r H , r S , and T below, determine S univ. Pa
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Exercise 17.34
Given the values of rH, rS, and T below, determine Suniv.
Part A
rH= 83 kJmol1 , rS= 156 JK1mol1 , T= 297 K
Express your answer as an integer.
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Part B
rH= 83 kJmol1 , rS= 156 JK1mol1 , T= 820 K
Express your answer as an integer.
JK1mol1
Part C
rH= 83 kJmol1 , rS= 156 JK1mol1 , T= 297 K
Express your answer as an integer.
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Part D
rH= 83 kJmol1 , rS= 156 JK1mol1 , T= 405 K
Express your answer as an integer.
JK1mol1
Part E
Predict whether or not the reaction in part A will be spontaneous.
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Part F
Predict whether or not the reaction in part B will be spontaneous.
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Part G
Predict whether or not the reaction in part C will be spontaneous.
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Part H
Predict whether or not the reaction in part D will be spontaneous.
Exercise 17.34
Given the values of rH, rS, and T below, determine Suniv.
Part A
rH= 83 kJmol1 , rS= 156 JK1mol1 , T= 297 K
Express your answer as an integer.
Explanation / Answer
rH= 83 kJmol1 , rS= 156 JK1mol1 , T= 297 K
S sys = -156J/mole-K
S surround = -H/T
= -(-83000)/297 = 279.46J/mole-K
Suniver = S sys + S surround
= -156 +279.46 = 123.46J/mole-k
Part B
rH= 83 kJmol1 , rS= 156 JK1mol1 , T= 820 K
S sys = -156J/mole-K
S surround = -H/T
= -(-83000)/820 = 101.2J/mole-K
Suniver = S sys + S surround
= -156+101.2 = -54.8J/mole-K
Part C
rH= 83 kJmol1 , rS= 156 JK1mol1 , T= 297 K
S sys = -156J/mole-K
S surround = -H/T
= (-83000)/297 = -279.46J/mole-K
Suniver = S sys + S surround
= -156-279.46 = -435.46J/mole-K
Part D
rH= 83 kJmol1 , rS= 156 JK1mol1 , T= 405 K
S sys = -156J/mole-K
S surround = -H/T
= -(-83000)/405 = 204.9J/mole-K
Suniver = S sys + S surround
= -156+204.9 = 48.9J/mole-K
part E
Sunive is positive spontaneous
part-F
Sunive is negative nonspontaneous
part-G
Sunive is negative nonspontaneous
part-H
Sunive is positive spontaneous
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