Question #99158
using bond energies calculate the of formation of dimethyl ether from its element from the reaction below (c(s) to c(g) = 720kj) 2c 9g)+3H2 (g)+1/2 02 (g) H3C-0- CH3(g)
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2019-11-22T04:34:52-0500

2C(g)+3H2(g)+1/2O2(g)CH3OCH32C(g)+3H_2(g)+1/2O_2(g) \to CH_3-O-CH_3(g)(g)


As 1 mole of dimethyl ether is formed; ΔHrxn=ΔHf\Delta H_{rxn}=\Delta H_f


ΔHf=ΔHf(products)ΔHf(reactants)\Delta H_f=\Delta H_{f(products)}-\Delta H_{f(reactants)}

ΔHf(products)=6(CHbondenergy)+\Delta H_{f(products)}=6*(C-H bond energy)+ 2(CObondenergy)2*(C-O bond energy)

=6413+2358=6*413+2*358

=3194kJ=3194kJ

ΔHf(reactants)=2ΔHf(Carbon)+0+0\Delta H_{f(reactants)}=2*\Delta H_{f(Carbon)}+0+0 (as oxygen and hydrogen are in elemental states)

=2720=2*720

=1440kJ=1440kJ


ΔHf=31941440\Delta H_f=3194-1440

=1754kJ=1754kJ (Answer)


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