Hey Everyone!
I have put together a worksheet with a couple of practice questions for tomorrow's midterm. I would also post the solution later in this discussion. Let me know if there is any questions.
Good luck studying! Y'all got this!
Best,
Cindy
Midterm Review Question
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Re: Midterm Review Question
I think you need the bond enthalpy for ethane, then use it to heat water to 100º C and to reach its ∆Hvap
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Jim Brown 14B Lec1 wrote:I think you need the bond enthalpy for ethane, then use it to heat water to 100º C and to reach its ∆Hvap
Enthalpy of combustion*
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Jim Brown 14B Lec1 wrote:Jim Brown 14B Lec1 wrote:I think you need the bond enthalpy for ethane, then use it to heat water to 100º C and to reach its ∆Hvap
Enthalpy of combustion*
Okay that makes 10x more sense . Thanks!
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Jim Brown 14B Lec1 wrote:Jim Brown 14B Lec1 wrote:I think you need the bond enthalpy for ethane, then use it to heat water to 100º C and to reach its ∆Hvap
Enthalpy of combustion*
nvm this [censored] is rough idk how to do it :'(
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Here is the answer key to the work sheet
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Re: Midterm Review Question
With regard to number 12:
you first find the number of moles for ethane using n=PV/RT
n=0.95×6.70.08314×298
n=0.2569mol
Then you calculate total enthalpy released is q=(-1437.17kJ/mol)×0.2569mol=-369.21kJ
Finally, assume all the heat is absorbed by the water to bring it to a boil: 369210=(m)(4.184)(373−298)
M=1176.58 g = 1.177 L
Hope this helps!
you first find the number of moles for ethane using n=PV/RT
n=0.95×6.70.08314×298
n=0.2569mol
Then you calculate total enthalpy released is q=(-1437.17kJ/mol)×0.2569mol=-369.21kJ
Finally, assume all the heat is absorbed by the water to bring it to a boil: 369210=(m)(4.184)(373−298)
M=1176.58 g = 1.177 L
Hope this helps!
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Could someone please explain what we are supposed to do for #14 because I feel like i don't have enough information to do anything
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Re: Midterm Review Question
Can you post the explanation to 14. I feel like you need the enthalpy of CH4? Would you calculate it by finding the change in entropy associated with the loss of CH4 and O2 by calculating their entropies/mol (step 1), then finding the change in entropy as the reaction proceeds by doing delta H of the reaction divided by T (step 2), and then finally finding the change in entropy with the creation of CO2 and H2O by calculating their entropies/mol (step 3) and then adding the entropies of step 1, step 2, and step 3?
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