Calculate the values of AU, AH, and AS for converting 1 mol of H20(1) from a liquid at 25°Cat 1 bar pressure to steam at 100°C and 1 bar pressure. Note,Aa,H (373 K) = 40.79 kJ mol-vapCp,m,H,0 = 75.3 J mol¬ K1Assume that the molar heat capacity is temperature independent, and H20(g) behaves as an ideal gas.

Given data Number of mole of H2O , n = 1 mole Initial Temperature T1=25 °C Final temperature T2=100…

Calculate the values of AU, AH, and AS for converting 1 mol of H2O(1) from a liquid at 25°C at 1 bar pressure to steam at 100°C and 1 bar pressure. Note, Au, H (373 K) = 40.79 kJ mol- vap = 75.3 J mol K Assume that the molar heat capacity is temperature independent, and H20(g) behaves as an ideal gas.

Calculate the values of AU, AH, and AS for converting 1 mol of H2O(1) from a liquid at 25°C at 1 bar pressure to steam at 100°C and 1 bar pressure. Note, Au, H (373 K) = 40.79 kJ mol- vap = 75.3 J mol K Assume that the molar heat capacity is temperature independent, and H20(g) behaves as an ideal gas.

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