Science, asked by shivanshdas, 3 months ago

Calculate the standard enthalpy of formation of CH,OH() from the following
data:
3
CH,OH (1) +
2
0,(g) → CO(g) + 2H,O(): A Hº = -726 kJ mol
C(graphite) + 0,(g) → CO,(g) : AH = -393 kJ mol
H,(g) +
2
0,(g) → H,0(l): 4, Hº = -286 kJ mol'.​

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Answered by TK1324
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Answer:

Answer

By Hess Law,

For finding the standard enthalpy of formation of FeO(s)

Fe(s)+CO(g)→C(graphite)+FeO(s)             −155

(graphite)+O  

2

​  

(g)→CO  

2

​  

(g)                                 −393

CO  

2

​  

(g)→CO(g)+  

2

1

​  

O  

2

​  

(g)                                      282    

∴△H  

r

​  

 (For the formation of FeO)(S)

i.e. for Fe(S)+  

2

1

​  

O  

2

​  

(g)→FeO(S)

=−155−393+282=−266

By Hess law, For finding the standard enthalpy of formation of Fe  

2

​  

O  

3

​  

(S)

2Fe(S)+3CO(g),→3c(graphite)+Fe  

2

​  

O  

3

​  

(S)    −492

3c(graphite)+3O  

2

​  

(g)→3CO  

2

​  

(g)                            −3×393

3CO  

2

​  

(g)→  

2

3

​  

O  

2

​  

(g)+3CO(g)                                     3×282

2Fe(S)+  

2

3

​  

O  

2

​  

(g)→2CO(g)+Fe  

2

​  

O  

3

​  

(S)

​  

 

△H  

r

​  

=−492+(−3×393)+(3×282)

=−825

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