2. The following questions deal with the entropy of a system. Standard state is p = 1 bar and T 298K. a. Determine the standard molar entropy for N2O, a linear triatomic molecule where В 3 0.419 ст-1, й, 3D 1285 ст-1, %| = 589 cm-1 (doubly degenerate), and õz — 2224 ст-1.

2. The following questions deal with the entropy of a system. Standard state is p = 1 bar and T 298K. a. Determine the standard molar entropy for N2O, a linear triatomic molecule where В 3 0.419 ст-1, й, 3D 1285 ст-1, %| = 589 cm-1 (doubly degenerate), and õz — 2224 ст-1.

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ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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