8 gm of oxygen at 300 K is compressed to half of the volume under isothermal and reversible condition. Work done on the system (in cal) is?
2CO(g) + O2(g) ---------> 2CO2 (g)
here the enthalpy change taking place is an example of enthalpy of reaction or enthalpy of combustion ??
as it involves oxygen then the entalpy change here should be enthaply of combustion , no ??
but the ans. is enthalpy of reaction .. plz explain how
also tell me that how can i differentiate between these two ??
The enthalpy of combustion of dihydrogen, cyclohexene and cyclohexaneare -241, -3800, and -3920 KJ mol- respectively. The temperature at which the reaction is at equillibrium is
- 285.7 K
- 273 K
- 450 K
- 300 K
Here both G and S should not change. So automatically, T^S would become zero as entropy should be zero if the reaction is in equillibrium. (^ means del i.e. change)Here in the question the answer according to the book is (c) i.e. 380 KJ mol-. But if we calculate the question for 1 mole of HCl then the answer is coming (b) . I want to ask that while calculating enthalpy, what stoichiometry should we use for the reactants?
8 gm of oxygen at 300 K is compressed to half of the volume under isothermal and reversible condition. Work done on the system (in cal) is?