Chemistry: Principles and Practice
Chemistry: Principles and Practice
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Author: Daniel L. Reger, Scott R. Goode, David W. Ball, Edward Mercer
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 17, Problem 17.66QE

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Interpretation:

The value of ΔGfo has to be calculated for Cadmium (II) chloride (s).

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The given reaction as follows,

  Cd(s)+Cl2(g)CdCl2(s)

  • The value of ΔHreaction is calculated by standard entropy change as follows,

Cd(s)+Cl2(g)CdCl2(s)ΔHfo(kJ/mol.K)0.00391.5

ΔHrxno=(ΔHfproducts)(ΔHf reactants)=(1×391.5kJ/mol)=391.5kJ/mol.

Therefore, value of ΔHrxno for the process is 391.5kJ/mol.

  • The value of ΔSf is calculated by standard entropy change as follows,

  Cd(s)+Cl2(g)CdCl2(s)ΔSfo(kJ/mol.K)0.05180.22300.1153

  ΔS=(ΔSproducts)(ΔS reactants)=(1×0.1153kJ/mol.K)(1×0.0518kJ/mol.K)(1×0.2230kJ/mol.K)=0.1595kJ/mol.K.

Therefore, value of ΔGf for the process is 0.1595kJ/mol.K.

  • The value of ΔGf is calculated by Gibbs-Helmholtz equation as follows,

  ΔGfo=ΔHfo-TΔS=(391.5kJ/mol)[(298K)(0.1595kJ/mol.K)]=343.97kJ/mol.

Therefore, value of ΔGf for the process is 343.97kJ/mol.

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The value of ΔGfo has to be calculated for Methyl alcohol.

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The given reaction as follows,

  C(s)+2H2(g)+12O2(g)CH3OH(l)

  • The value of ΔHreaction is calculated by standard entropy change as follows,

C(s)+2H2(g)+12O2(g)CH3OH(s)ΔHfo(kJ/mol.K)0.000238.66

ΔHrxno=(ΔHfproducts)(ΔHf reactants)=(1×238.66kJ/mol)=238.66kJ/mol.

Therefore, value of ΔHrxno for the process is 238.66kJ/mol.

  • The value of ΔSf is calculated by standard entropy change as follows,

  C(s)+2H2(g)+12O2(g)CH3OH(l)ΔSfo(kJ/mol.K)0.00570.13060.20500.1268

  ΔS=(ΔSproducts)(ΔS reactants)=(1×0.1268kJ/mol.K)(1×0.0057kJ/mol.K)(2×0.1306kJ/mol.K)(12×0.2050kJ/mol.K)=0.2426kJ/mol.

Therefore, value of ΔSf for the process is 0.2426kJ/mol.

  • The value of ΔGf is calculated by Gibbs-Helmholtz equation as follows,

  ΔGfo=ΔHfo-TΔS=(238.7kJ/mol)[(298K)(0.2426kJ/mol)]=166.4kJ/mol.

Therefore, value of ΔGf for the process is 166.4kJ/mol.

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The value of ΔGfo has to be calculated for Copper (I) Sulfide(s).

(c)

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The given reaction as follows,

  Cu(s)+S(g)CuS(s)

  • The value of ΔHreaction is calculated by standard entropy change as follows,

Cu(s)+S(g)CuS(s)ΔHfo(kJ/mol.K)0.0053.1

ΔHrxno=(ΔHfproducts)(ΔHf reactants)=(1×53.1kJ/mol)=53.1kJ/mol.

Therefore, value of ΔHrxno for the process is 53.1kJ/mol.

  • The value of ΔSrxn is calculated by standard entropy change as follows,

  Cu(s)+S(g)CuS(s)ΔSfo(kJ/mol.K)0.03320.03180.0665

  ΔS=(ΔSproducts)(ΔS reactants)=(1×0.0665kJ/mol.K)(1×0.0332kJ/mol.K)(1×0.0318kJ/mol.K)=0.0015kJ/mol.

Therefore, value of ΔSrxn for the process is 0.0015kJ/mol.

  • The value of ΔGf is calculated by Gibbs-Helmholtz equation as follows,

  ΔGfo=ΔHfo-TΔS=(53.1kJ/mol)[(298K)(0.0015kJ/mol)]=53.55kJ/mol.

Therefore, value of ΔGf for the process is 53.55kJ/mol.

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