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Calculate the standard entropy change for the reaction p4(g)+5o2(g)→p4o10(s)

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Answered by mohitgenius123
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Answered by IlaMends
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Answer: The standard entropy change for the reaction is -1067.1 J/K mol.

Explanation:

P_4(g)+5O_2(g)\rightarrow P_4O_{10}(s)

S^o_{P_4}=41.1 J/K mol

S^o_{O_2}=205.2 J/K mol

S^o_{P_4O_{10}}=0 J/K mol(solid)

Standard entropy of the reaction:\sum(S^o_{products})-\sum(S^o_{reactants})

Standard entropy of the reaction:

(S^o_{P_4O_{10}}\times 1+)-(1\times S^o_{P_4}+5\times S^o_{O_2})

(0 J/K mol)-(1\times 41.1 J/K mol+5\times 205.2 J/K mol)=-1,067.1 J/K mol

The standard entropy change for the reaction is -1067.1 J/K mol. Negative sign indicates that energy is released.

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