Question #298535

A reversible reaction of methanol (M) dehydrogenation to formaldehyde (F) and hydrogen (H):

CH3OH ⇄ CH2O + H2


is characterized by an equilibrium constant KC = 10 at a temperature t = 670°C. Given the following values of standard molar entropies:

S⦵M = 239,9 J/(mol·K)

S⦵F = 218,9 J/(mol·K)

S⦵H = 130,7 J/(mol·K)

Calculate the value of standard enthalpy of this reaction (∆H⦵R)

Universal gas constant R = 8,314 J/(mol·K)


Expert's answer

The standard enthalpy of the universal gas constant

239,9 j/(mol.k) +218,9J/( mol.k) -130.7 J/(mol.k)

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