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138.0 g acetylene (ethyne) exists as a liquid at T = -84 °C, which is the liquid's boiling point. The liquid boils. The resulting gas (ideal) is heated to 20 °C, AND it is isothermally compressed from 250.0 L to 150.0 L. What is the total AS for this process? (Heat of vaporization = 16.7 kJ/mole)

138.0 g acetylene (ethyne) exists as a liquid at T = -84 °C, which is the liquid's boiling point. The liquid boils. The resulting gas (ideal) is heated to 20 °C, AND it is isothermally compressed from 250.0 L to 150.0 L. What is the total AS for this process? (Heat of vaporization = 16.7 kJ/mole)

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138.0 g acetylene (ethyne) exists as a liquid at T-84 °C, which is the liquid's boiling point. The liquid boils. The resulting gas (ideal) is heated to 20 °C, AND it is isothermally compressed from 250.0 L to 150.0 L. What is the total AS for this process? (Heat of vaporization = 16.7 kJ/mole)
Transcribed Image Text:138.0 g acetylene (ethyne) exists as a liquid at T-84 °C, which is the liquid's boiling point. The liquid boils. The resulting gas (ideal) is heated to 20 °C, AND it is isothermally compressed from 250.0 L to 150.0 L. What is the total AS for this process? (Heat of vaporization = 16.7 kJ/mole)
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