Using standard the thermodynamic properties shown below estimate the normal boiling point of carbon disulfide (CS₂). Molar Mass (g/mol) CS₂(g) 76.143 CS₂(0) 76.143 1st attempt AHO (kJ/mol) 115.3 87.9 So [J/(mol-K)] 237.8 151.0 AGO kJ/mol) 65.1 63.6 °C normal boiling point of CS₂
Using standard the thermodynamic properties shown below estimate the normal boiling point of carbon disulfide (CS₂). Molar Mass (g/mol) CS₂(g) 76.143 CS₂(0) 76.143 1st attempt AHO (kJ/mol) 115.3 87.9 So [J/(mol-K)] 237.8 151.0 AGO kJ/mol) 65.1 63.6 °C normal boiling point of CS₂
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![Using standard the thermodynamic properties shown below estimate the normal boiling point of carbon disulfide (CS₂).
Molar Mass
(g/mol)
CS₂(8)
76.143
CS₂(0) 76.143
1st attempt
AHO
(kJ/mol)
115.3
87.9
5⁰
[J/(mol-K)]
237.8
151.0
AGO
kJ/mol)
65.1
63.6
°C normal boiling point of CS₂
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Transcribed Image Text:Using standard the thermodynamic properties shown below estimate the normal boiling point of carbon disulfide (CS₂).
Molar Mass
(g/mol)
CS₂(8)
76.143
CS₂(0) 76.143
1st attempt
AHO
(kJ/mol)
115.3
87.9
5⁰
[J/(mol-K)]
237.8
151.0
AGO
kJ/mol)
65.1
63.6
°C normal boiling point of CS₂
did See Periodic
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