Which of the following order is correct for the standard molar entropies of CH2CL2, CHCL3, CH3CL?
CH,C2(g),CHCI, (8), CH2Cl(g) ?
CHC13(8)
(A) 5,Cup > 5CH3C17(e) > Schci,
(B) SCH;cle) <SCH,C1,(p < Schczce
(C) 5
<
50
CHC13(3)
<SCH
CH2C12(3)
CH C1()
(D) SO
SCHECHE
CH,C12(9)
SCHC1(5)
CHC13 (3)
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Answer:
S ◦ (CH3Cl) < S◦ (CH2Cl2) < S◦ (CHCl3)
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Answer:
S ◦ (CH3Cl) < S◦ (CH2Cl2) < S◦ (CHCl3)
Explanation:
Table of contents No headers Because the entropy of a substance depends on the amount of substance, the pressure, and the temperature, it is convenient to describe the entropy of a substance in terms of Sm°, its standard molar entropy, i.e., as the entropy of 1 mol of substance at the standard pressure of 1 atm
So ,
S ◦ (CH3Cl) < S◦ (CH2Cl2) < S◦ (CHCl3)
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