calculate the enthalpy change for the reaction N2 + 3H2= 2NH3
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Explanation:
✅✅N2 (g) + 3H2 (g) ====》 2NH3 (g)
( total moles of gaseous reactant) > ( total moles of gaseous products)
:: ( Disordered state of gaseous reactant) > ( Disordered state of gaseous products) .
In the reaction, 4 mole of gaseous reactant from 2 moles of gaseous products, I.e, delta n > 0.
Therefore disorder decreases & hence entropy decreases delta S < 0..
✔For isothermal process;
=delta E = delta H - delta nRT
= -92.38 - ( -2×8.31×298 / 1000)
-92,38 + 4.95
-87.43 KJ...
✔✔ other methods.
delta ng = 2.4 = -2
delta H = delta U + delta ngRT
delta U = delta H - delta ngR
== - 92.38 × 1000 - (-2) × 8.314 × 298
== - 87.424KJ....
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