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CHM2132 DGD Assignment #6 One copy of your group’s solutions must be uploaded to Brightspace on your Group page by 8 pm on Wednesday Nov 1st. You must show your work to receive full credit. Appropriate sig figs and units are required in the final answer. Assignments that are not legible cannot be marked. After the DGD, every student must record participation marks for each of their group members using the link: https://forms.gle/potADxGJB3oaHEM3A Students who do not complete the form will not receive credit for participation at that DGD. 1) a) The enthalpy of fusion of mercury is 2.292 kJ/mol at its normal freezing point of 234.3 K. The density of mercury ( M = 200.6 g/mol) is 13.69 g/cm 3 when liquid and 14.184 g/cm -3 when solid. What would be the freezing point at the bottom of a 50.0 m column of mercury? b) Will the melting point increase or decrease as more mercury is added to the column? 2) Suppose the vapour pressure of water in the atmosphere was found to be 525 Pa on a fall morning when the temperature was -2.96 o C. Use a calculation to predict whether frost would form under these conditions. You may need to use some of the data below, and assume that the enthalpy values are temperature independent. 3) Consider a 2.650 L balloon filled with air in a room measuring 6.000 m x 4.000 m by 5.000 m held at 23.6 o C. What would be the Gibbs energy of mixing if the balloon popped, releasing its air into the room? Data for H 2 O D vap H o m = 40.656 kJ mol -1 density = 0.9971 g/mL Δ fus H m o = 6.01 kJ mol -1 C p , m o l ( ) = 75.3 J K -1 mol -1 C p , m o g ( ) = 33.6 J K -1 mol -1 T triple point = 273.16 K p triple point = 611.2 Pa M = 18.02 g mol -1
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