For the reaction, NH3 (g) + HCl (g) → NH4Cl (s) run at 95°C, ΔS = -284 J/K, and ΔH = -176 kJ. What is ΔG for this reaction? -149,020 J -91,368 J -71, 488 J 104,336 J @Somy @Abmon98 @Abhisar
whats S and whats G
@Somy ΔGosystem = ΔHosystem - T ΔSosystem
good girl you just answered your own question :3
lol so i subtract right cuz when i did it gave me a different answer @Somy
T - is temperature i suppose
so did u multiply temp by S value?
yes @Somy
in Kelvin unit or Celsius?
idk am not good at chem i told you @Somy
do it in Kelvin unit Celsius + 273= Kelvin
and only then do the calculation
386 divided by 49984
95+273= ....K \(ΔGosystem = ΔHosystem - T \times ΔSosystem\) \(ΔGosystem = -176 kJ - ...K \times -284 J/K\)
you do know that multiplication and division is first only then its subtraction and addition - this is math
104336 @somy answer D
it was worng :( @Somy
im not familiar with this this is the answer you get according to the formula you gave
ik chem sucks @Somy
@abb0t
oh i got it
First of all we are making mistake in unit ΔGosystem = ΔHosystem - T ΔSosystem ΔHosystem = kj T= K ΔSosystem= kj/K this is the thing the question gives unit of S as J/K which means we have to divide that value by 1000 only then we can get the right answer after u calculate it multiply the answer by 1000 = coz the answer will be in kj and options are in J
ΔHosystem= -176 kJ T= 95+273= 368 K ΔSosystem= -284 J/K /1000= -0.284 kJ/K and thus ΔGosystem = ΔHosystem - T ΔSosystem ΔGosystem = -176 kJ - 368*(-0.284)
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is it correct @abb0t ?
OH ! yes it's correct
@Abhisar ❤_❤ yup i just learnt it :3
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