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Chemistry 1516R Problem Set QUESTIONS For water, the molar heat of fusion is 6.01 kJ/mol and the molar heat of vaporization i
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Q6

(a)

heat required to melt ice = n.∆Hf = (52.4g/18g/mol )×6.01kJ/mol = 17.496kJ = 17.5 kJ. (Answer)

(b)

heat required to evaporate = n.∆Hv =(52.4g/18g/mol)× 40.7kJ/mol = 118.48kJ = 118.5 kJ. (Answer)

(c)

Energy needed = 100.0g×2.09J/g.℃ × 20℃ + (100.0g/18g/mol)×6.01×1000J/mol + 100.0g×4.18J/g.℃×100℃ + (100.0g/18g/mol)×40.7×1000J/mol + 100.0g×1.84J/g.℃×40.0℃ = 312840 J

= 312.84 kJ. (Answer)

Q7:

Only radon can be liquified at temperature 27℃ because Rn has critical temperature greater than 27℃ .

Answer (b)

Q8:

Number of atoms in BCC unit cell = 8 × 1/8 + 1×1 = 2

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