Trouton\'s rule Trouton\'s rule states that the entropy of vaporization is almos
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Trouton's rule
Trouton's rule states that the entropy of vaporization is almost the same value, about 87-88 J/(Kmol), for various types of liquids.
This implies that approximately the same amount of disorder is generated in the passage of one mole of a substance from liquid to gas, when comparisons are made at the normal boiling point.
Part B
Predict which of the following compounds follow Trouton's rule.
Check all that apply.
Liquid Boiling point(K) Enthalpy of
vaporization
(kJ/mol) benzene 353.1 30.72 toluene 383.6 33.18 nonane 423.8 37.18 chloroform 334.2 29.24 n-propanol 370.2 41.44 ammonia 239.6 23.35
Explanation / Answer
trouton's rule states that the molar entropy of vaporization is constant
S = 87- 88 J/K-mole
Tbp = Hvap / Svap
or
Svap = Hvap / Tbp
Check all that apply.
n-propanol
41.44*1000 / 370.2 = 111.94 J/K-mole
Thus this compound is not follow the Trouton's rule.
Ammonia
23.35*1000 / 239.6= 97.45 J/K-mole
Thus this compound is not follow the Trouton's rule
Chloroform:
29.24*1000 / 334.2 = 87.5 J/K-mole
Thus this compound is follow the Trouton's rule
nonane
37.18*1000 / 423.8 =87.7 J/K-mole
Thus this compound is follow the Trouton's rule
Toluene
33.18*1000 / 383.6 =86.5 J/K-mole
Thus this compound is follow the Trouton's rule
Benzene
30.72*1000 / 353.1=87.0 J/K-mole
Thus this compound is follow the Trouton's rule
n-propanol
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