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Question

(i) Using the first two temperatures and vapor pressures in the table, calculate the ΔH_vap for benzene (C₆H₆) in kJ/mol.

(ii) Plot the values in the table then determine the ΔH_vap for benzene (C₆H₆) in kJ/mol.

(iii) Compare the values obtained using the two methods.

Table showing temperatures and vapor pressures for benzene in K and mmHg.

Accepted Answer

(i) 34.1 kJ/mol; (ii) 34.1 kJ/mol; (iii) The ΔH_vap obtained from the two methods are the same.

Answer

(i) 34.1 kJ/mol; (ii) 33.3 kJ/mol; (iii) The ΔH_vap obtained from the two methods are slightly different.

Answer

(i) 33.3 kJ/mol; (ii) 33.3 kJ/mol; (iii) The ΔH_vap obtained from the two methods are the same.

Answer

(i) 33.3 kJ/mol; (ii) 34.1 kJ/mol; (iii) The ΔH_vap obtained from the two methods are slightly different.

(i) Using the first two temperatures and vapor pressures in the table, calculate the ΔHvap for benzene (C6H6) in kJ/mol. (ii) Plot the values in the table then determine the ΔHvap for benzene (C6H6) in kJ/mol. (iii) Compare the values obtained using the two methods.