Chemistry, asked by jaalijafar445, 8 months ago

If one mole of CO(g) is oxidised to CO2(g) in presence
of oxygen then the difference of heat change at
constant pressure and heat change at constant volume
will be
(1)-RT
(2)-RT/2
(3)-RT/3
(4)1/RT​

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Answered by jeetkabirsingh1957
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Answered by prasanth3997
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Explanation:

CO(g)+1/2 O2-------->CO2(g)

1mol 1/2mol 1mol

ng=1-1.5= -0•5

∆h=∆G+∆nRT

∆h-∆G= -0.5RT

∆h-∆G= -RT/2

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