This question is about the process of forming diamond from graphite. For C(graphite) C(diamond) at 298 K and 1 bar, A,H° = + 1.895 kJ mol1 and A,S° = -3.363 J K1 mol1. а. Calculate AStot for the forward process (@ constant T and P). Based on your answer to part a, does diamond form graphite under these conditions? Why/why not? Does the reverse reaction occur? Why/why not? b.

This question is about the process of forming diamond from graphite. For C(graphite) C(diamond) at 298 K and 1 bar, A,H° = + 1.895 kJ mol1 and A,S° = -3.363 J K1 mol1. а. Calculate AStot for the forward process (@ constant T and P). Based on your answer to part a, does diamond form graphite under these conditions? Why/why not? Does the reverse reaction occur? Why/why not? b.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter13: Spontaneous Processes And Thermodynamic Equilibrium

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