Find AS (cal/K) when 2.9 mol of some gas O2 is heated from 7.2K to 2.6 K with P held fixed at 1.00atm. Where Ce=a+bT, where value of a=7.82 cal.mol-1K1 and b-D0.00361 calmol-K-2%3DAnswer:

S2 - S1 = Cpln(T2/T1) - Rln(P2/P1) ..........(i) as pressure is fixed, we get equation 1 as :- ∆S =…

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Find AS (cal/K) when 2.9 mol of some gas O is heated from 7.2 K to 2.6 Kwith P held fxxed at 1.00 atm. Where Cp.m = a+bT, where value of a=7.82 cal.mol-1K-1 and b-D0.00361 cal.mol-1K-2

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