Posted by Kelsey on Wednesday, March 14, 2012 at 6:47pm.
Your tables may not be the same as mine but I looked and found
Cl2 for Cl2 = 223.0 J/mol
C(graphite) = 5.740
CCl4(l) = 216.4
If I use S products - S reactants that becomes 216.4 - 5.740 - (2*223.0) and I don't see anything in your answers close to that.
So what are the answers for
deltaS(sys)=? J/mol*K
deltaS(surr)=? J/mol*K
deltaS(univ)=? J/mol*K
I need to verify the correct answers. Could you please tell me...Thanks!
Also I don't know how you are working this problem out.
DrBob222 could you please answer!!!!!!
My answer is:
deltaS(sys)=654900J/mol*K
deltaS(surr)=466.4 J/mol*K
deltaS(univ)=655366J/mol*K
Sorry I forgot to convert to J
also I checked this problem and I only got thedeltaS(surr)=466.4 J/mol*K correct. Please help
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