One reference states that γ for trans-1,2-dichloroethene is 1.12. Calculate the percent error between your value and the reference value.
Given molecule is trans-1,2-dichloroethane as:
which is a non-linear
molecule.
Total number of atoms = 6
So, total number of degrees f freedom = 6 *3 = 18
Number of translational degrees of freedom = 3
Number of rotational degrees of freedom = 3
So, the number of vibrational degrees of freedom = 18 - 3-3 = 12
Total energy (E) = 3 *1/2 RT + 3*1/2RT + 12 *RT = 15RT
Now, Cv = (
E/
T)v =
15R
So, Cp = Cv + R = 15 R + R = 16 R
Hence,
= Cp
/ Cv = 16R / 15 R = 1.07
But Value From reference = 1.12
Percent Error = | Calculated value - Reference Value| *100% / Reference value = (| 1.07 - 1.12| *100%) / 1.12 = 4.46 %
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