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FindΔ³§ofor the combustion of methane to carbon dioxide and liquid water. Is the sign ofΔ³§oas expected?

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The combustion of methane to carbon dioxide and liquid water is obtained as: Δ³§âˆ˜=-242.52J/K.

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01

Define Thermodynamics.

Thermodynamics is the study of the connections between heat, work, temperature, and energy. Thermodynamic principles specify how energy develops within a system and whether it is capable of having a positive impact on its surroundings.

02

Evaluating the ΔSo.

First, write theCH4combustion reaction and balance the equation.

CH4g+2O2g→CO2g+2H2Og

After that, make a list of the Sovalues for each compound.

S∘O2g=205.0J/molKS∘CH4g=186.1J/molKS∘H2Og=69.94J/molKS∘CO2g=213.7J/molK

Solve for the Δ³§onow as:

Δ³§âˆ˜=∑npS∘(product)-∑nrS∘(reactant)...........................(1)=nS∘CO2(g)+nS∘H2O(l)-nS∘CH4(g)+nS∘O2(g)....................(2)=(1(213.7)+2(69.94)]-[1(186.1)+2(205.0)])J/mol×K....................(3)=-242.52J/K.....................(4)

The sign is not favorable. On the reactant side, all of the chemical species are gaseous compounds. Gaseous and liquid chemicals make up the chemical species found on the production side. Liquids, on the other hand, are more structured than gases. As a result, the reaction goes from being less structured to be more organized, with decreased entropy.

Therefore, the value is: Δ³§âˆ˜=-242.52J/K.

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