Hi everyone, I have this exercise: 'Which of the following values represents the normal boiling point of carbon tetrachloride? Use the thermodynamic data given.
b) 25°C
c) 67°C
d) 69°C
e) 109°C. "
I thought of applying the following formula:
\(ΔG°= 0\); \(ΔG°=ΔH°-TΔS°\)
but my result deviates a lot from the experimental data.
Will you help me understand how to solve it?
Thanks a lot
a)-272°Cnormal boiling point
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Re: normal boiling point
No number of the given results fullfill the value of 76.72 °C
Re: normal boiling point
Yes, I know, but how can I calculate it with the thermodynamic data provided in the text?
Whether or not the correct result is among those proposed.
Whether or not the correct result is among those proposed.
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