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_____I answered this Q before. You said I was wrong; maybe you can tell me why. Did you use the sum of the eqns? I did and they do give the right answer. If you use the ~value I supplied, that was about right, then you got the wrong answer; I expected you to do the math. I also gave a ref of what the answer should be; (the sum of the dHs just might NOT give that number within 1%!
to 1st approximation: heat sublimation of PI3 ~ (MW PI3 / MW I2) * heat sublimation of I2.
I have given the answer below, again.
_____Bond energy and enthalpy combination and HESS
_____1/4P4(s)-----------------> P(g)_______dHvap = 334 kJ/mole P
___3/2 * [I2(s) ------------------> I2 (g)]_____dHvap = 3/2 * 62 kJ/mole I2
_____P(g) +3/2 I2(g)---------> PI3(g)____dHrxn= - [(3 bonds*184) - 3/2 bonds*151]kJ/mole
sum eqns and dHs above
_____1/4P4(s) + 3/2 I2(s) ---> PI3(g)_____dHf PI3(g) = sum dHs = ?? kj/mole
_____PI3(s) --------> 1/4P4(s) + 3/2 I2(s)__-dHf PI3(s) = 24.7 kJ/mole
sum eqns and dHs for these two reactions
_____PI3(s) --------------------> PI3 (g) ___________dHsubl = ??
SOLVE (answer should be ~ 95 kJ/mole; not ~400 kJ/mole)
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22 hours ago
Source(s):
0.98 eV heat of sublimation of PI3 = 94.56 kJ/mole
1 eV = 96.48530891 kJ / mole (wikipedia)
Asker's Comment: not right but thanks for answering
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