Finding molar entropy of benzene

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kshalbi
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Finding molar entropy of benzene

Is there a way to find the molar entropy of benzene by adding the molar entropies of H2 and C?

Daniel_Sands3L
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Re: Finding molar entropy of benzene

It doesn't seem like it would work this way. For instance, in the following link: www2.stetson.edu/~wgrubbs/datadriven/entropyaluminumoxide/entropyal2o3wtg.html, the molar entropy of Aluminum Oxide is found by integrating with respect to temperature the equation:$\int_{0}^{T}\frac{C_{P}}{T}dT$, where $C_{p}$ is the constant pressure molar heat capacity of the substance. To find the standard molar entropy, you would have to integrate from 0 to 298K; you couldn't find it by summing two values from two different substances together. It has to be found experimentally for substances.

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