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QUESTIONS 20—23 REFER TO THE CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL CHANGES SHOWN BELOW. FOR EACH,

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QUESTIONS 20—23 REFER TO THE CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL CHANGES SHOWN BELOW. FOR EACH, PREDICT THE SIGN (+, — OR 0) FOR THE THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTY. NOTE: NO TABLES SHOULD BE NEEDED FOR THESE PREDICTIONS.

20. H2O(s) —> H2O(l)   at 0°C, 1 atm G is:   

       (1) +         (2) —         (3) 0         (4) more information needed

21. Cl2(g) —> 2Cl(g)    at 1000 K, 1 atm. S is:   

       (1) +        (2) —         (3) 0         (4) more information needed

22. H2O(s) —> H2O(l)   at 25°C, 1 atm H is:   

       (1) +         (2) —         (3) 0         (4) more information needed

23. same reaction and conditions as in 22 above    S is:

       (1) +         (2) —         (3) 0         (4) more information is needed

Explanation / Answer

Gibbs Helmholtz equation

  G =H-TS

from this equation, we can say

20. G value is 0

21. S value is +

22. H value is -

23. S value is -