
- Please use 273.15 when converting between Kelvin and Celsius temperatures.
- Use 96485 for Faraday Constant
- In problems that require fitting of a curve or straight line use linear regression. Do not use trend line. Sometimes the results can be different.



- Please use 273.15 when converting between Kelvin and Celsius temperatures. - Use 96485 for Faraday...
This is a question for homework in an undergraduate Physical
Chemistry class:
- Please use 273.15 when converting between Kelvin and Celsius
temperatures.
- Use 96485 for Faraday Constant
- In problems that require fitting of a curve or straight line
use linear regression. Do not use trend line. Sometimes the results
can be different.
QUESTION 6 The table below shows the vapor pressure vs temperature experimental data for a substance of molar mass 207.2 g mol-1: T<K > 1500...
This is a question for homework in an undergraduate Physical
Chemistry class:
- Please use 273.15 when
converting between Kelvin and Celsius temperatures.
- Use 96485 for Faraday Constant
- In problems that require fitting of a curve or straight line
use linear regression. Do not use trend line. Sometimes the results
can be different.
QUESTION 5 Between 298.2 K to its normal boiling point 353.24 K the vapor pressure of a certain organic compound can be fitted to the...
Fill in the data sheet and please show your work for the
calculations
Thermodynamics of Potassium nitrate dissolving in water
KNO3(s) ↔
K+ (aq) +
NO3-(aq
Determine the thermodynamic variables, ΔG, ΔH, and ΔS, for the
dissolving of KNO3 in water. You will find these
variables by creating a Van’T Plot, which is a graph of
lnK(sp) vs 1/T.
A set amount of KNO3 is weighed and dissolved in 25mL
of water and heated until all the KNO3 is
dissolved....