Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 9 days ago


 \sf\red{The \:  reaction \: of \:  cyanamide, NH_2CN  \: _(s_), \: with }
\sf\red{dioxygen \: was \: carried \: out \: in \: a \: bomb \: calorimeter, }
\sf\red{ and \:ΔU \: was \: found \: to \: be \: -742.7 \: kJ \:  {mol}^{-1}   \: at \:  298K.}
 \sf\red{ Calulate \: enthalpy \: change \: for \: the \: reaction  \: 298K.}

 \bf{NH_2CN \: (g) +  \frac{3}{2} O_2 \: (g) → N_2 (g)+ CO_2 (g)+H_2O (l)}


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Answered by pavanisimha1
6

Answer:

For given reaction, Δn=1+1−1.5=0.5.

For given reaction, Δn=1+1−1.5=0.5.ΔH=ΔU+ΔngRT

For given reaction, Δn=1+1−1.5=0.5.ΔH=ΔU+ΔngRT=−742.7+0.5×8.314×10−3×298=−742.7+1.2=−741.5 kJ mole−1

Answered by darsanik7
1

Answer:

For given reaction, Δn=1+1−1.5=0.5.

ΔH=ΔU+Δn

g

RT

=−742.7+0.5×8.314×10

−3

×298=−742.7+1.2=−741.5 kJ mole

−1

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