76.32.//K-198.7J/K7What is the boiling point of Br2(1) (AH = -30,9 kJ; AS of surroundings = 93.0 J/K). *BrzBrz)O 45°C59 C180 CO 273 C

At boiling point, □SSystem =- □Ssurrounding So, □SSystem= = -93•0 J/K □HSystem = -30•9 kJ

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What is the boiling point of Br2(1) (AH = -30,9 kJ; AS of surroundings = 93.0 J/K). *
Brz
Brz)
O 45°C
59 C
180 C
O 273 C

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