Chemistry, asked by khanatif7176, 1 year ago

How can I solve thermochemistry changes of state/phase problems?

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Answered by chinnu04

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When a compound is changing phase, i.e. it is in a phase transition, it is in equilibrium. That means

ΔGtrs=0

. So:ΔGtrs=ΔHtrs−TtrsΔStrs

ΔHtrs=TtrsΔSHtrs

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