Themodynamics 2Calculate the total entropy change in 100 g o

Themodynamics

2.Calculate the total entropy change in 10.0 g of water as it is converted from the liquid phase at 25 oC to the gas phase at 220 oC. For the calculation, use this data :

CP(H2O(l)) = 75.29 J×K-1×mol-1 and DHvap (H2O) = +44.01 kJ×mol-1 Treat the vapor phase as ideal, and use: CV(H2O(g)) = 25.27 J×K-1×mol-1.

Solution

Mass of water m = 10 g

                         = 10 x10 -3 kg

                         = 10 -2 kg

                         = 0.01 kg

Initial temprature of water T = 25 o C

                                        = 25 + 273 = 298 K

Vaporisation temprature of the water T \' = 100 o C = 100 + 273 = 373 K

Final temprature of the water T \" = 220 o C = 220 + 273 = 493 K

Specific heat water C = 4186 J / kg K

Specific heat of steam C \' = 1996 J / kg K

Latent heat of vaporisation of water L = 2260x10 3 J / kg

Total change in entropy of water dS = [mC ln(T \' / T) ]+[mL/T \'] +[mC \' ln ( T \" / T \')]

                   dS = [0.01x4186xln(373/298)] +[0.01x2260x10 3 /373 ] +[0.01x1996xln(493/373)]

                        = 9.396 +60.58 + 5.567

                        = 75.54 J / K

Themodynamics 2.Calculate the total entropy change in 10.0 g of water as it is converted from the liquid phase at 25 oC to the gas phase at 220 oC. For the calc

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