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Calculate the change in entropy when 108 ml of hot (97 oC) water added to 36...

Calculate the change in entropy when 108 ml of hot (97 oC) water added to 36 ml cold (5 oC) water in a closed Styrofoam cup given that Cp (H2O, l) = 75.5 J/(mol * K)

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ans) given     Cp = 75.5j/mol*k , V1 = 108ml ,V2 = 36ml, T1 = 97+ 273 =370K,T2 = 5+ 273 =278K

                          S = Cv *2.303 * log T1 / T2 + R * 2.303 * log V1 /V2

                                WE know that   Cp -Cv   =R

                                               Cp - R = Cv

                                         75.5   - 8.314 = 67.186 J/mol k   = Cv

               S =   2.303 * 67.186 *log 370 / 278 +   8.314 *2.303 *log 108 /36

                              =19.2019 +19.6242

                           = 38.8261 j/mol k

                                      thank u


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