(a) calculate ?H o fus and ?S o fus for sodium metal and determine the melting...

(a) calculate ?H o fus and ?S o fus for sodium metal and determine the melting temperature of sodium. (b) calculate ?H o vap and ?S o vap for sodium metal and determine the boiling temperature of sodium.

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