The molar heat capacity (Cp (T)) for iron is given by the following Shomate equation, andP,mis valid between 298-700 K,0.012643Cp.m (T)=| 18.42+24.64T – 8.914T² +9.665T³ -J mol K-P,mCalculate AH when heating 1 g of Fe from 200-250°C.

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The molar heat capacity (Cp (T)) for iron is given by the following Shomate equation, and P,m is valid between 298-700 K, Cra(T)- (18.42+24.647 –8.9147" +9.6657" - 0.012643 J mol K Calculate AH when heating 1 g of Fe from 200-250°C.

The molar heat capacity (Cp (T)) for iron is given by the following Shomate equation, and P,m is valid between 298-700 K, Cra(T)- (18.42+24.647 –8.9147" +9.6657" - 0.012643 J mol K Calculate AH when heating 1 g of Fe from 200-250°C.

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The molar heat capacity (Cp (T)) for iron is given by the following Shomate equation, and
P,m
is valid between 298-700 K,
0.012643
Cp.m (T)=| 18.42+24.64T – 8.914T² +9.665T³ -
J mol K-
P,m
Calculate AH when heating 1 g of Fe from 200-250°C.

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