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Acrylonitrile is the starting material used in the manufacture of acrylic fibers (U.S. annual production capacityis more than 2 million pounds). Three industrial processes for the production of acrylonitrile are given below. Using data from Appendix 4, calculate ΔSo,ΔHoand ΔGofor each process. For part a, assume that T = 25°C; for part b, T = 70°C; and for part c, T = 700°C. Assume that ΔHoand ΔSodo not depend on temperature.


b. HCCH(g)+HCN(g)70oC-90oCCaCl2×HClCH2=CHCN(g)

c. 4CH2=CHCH3(g)+6NO(g)Ag700oC4CH2=CHCN(g)+6H2O(g)+N2(g)

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a) ΔHo=-183KJ/molΔHo=-183KJ/mol

ΔSo=-100J/K·moland

localid="1658673363813" ΔGo=-153KJ/mol

b) localid="1658673374476" ΔHo=-177KJ/mol

ΔSo=-129J/K·moland

localid="1658673462798" ΔGo=-133KJ/mol

c) localid="1658673688988" ΔHo=-1336KJ/mol

ΔSo=88J/k·moland

ΔGo=-1422KJ/mol

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Step 1: Introduction to the Concept

The standard Gibbs free energy change, standard enthalpy change, and standard entropy change have the following relationship:

ΔGo=ΔHo-T×ΔSo

ΔGo=Gibbs free energy

ΔHo=Enthalpy change

ΔSo=Change in entropy

T=temperature

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Step 2: Determination of ΔSo, ΔHoand  role="math" localid="1658675858133" ΔGo

a)

The given reaction is,

C2H4Og+HCNgCH2CHCNg+H2Ol

ΔHo=(185KJ/mol+(-286KJ/mol))-(-53kJ/mol+135.1KJ/mol)

ΔHo=-183KJ/mol

ΔSo=(274J/K·mol+70J/K·mol)-(242J/K·mol+202J/K·mol)

ΔSo=-100J/K·mol

ΔGo=ΔHo-T×ΔSo

ΔGo=-183KJ/mol-(298K×0.100KJ/K·mol)

ΔGo=-153KJ/mol

ThereforeΔHois-183KJ/mol,ΔSois-100J/k·mol

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Step 3: Determination of ΔSo, ΔHo and ΔGo

b)

The given reaction is,

HCCHg+HCNg70oC-90oCCaCl2·HClCH2CHCNg

ΔHo=(185KJ/mol)-(-135.1KJ/mol+227KJ/mol)

ΔHo=-177KJ/mol

ΔSo=(274J/K·mol)-(201J/K.mol+2020J/Kmol)

ΔSo=-129J/K·mol

ΔGo=ΔHo-T×ΔSo

ΔGo=-177KJ/mol-343K×-0.129KJ/K·mol

ΔGo=-133KJ/mol

Therefore ΔHois -177KJ/mol,ΔSois -129J/K·moland ΔGois -133kJ/mol

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Step 4: Determination of ΔSo, ΔHoand ΔGo

c)

The given reaction is,

4CH2CHCH3g+6NOgAg700oC4CH2CHCNg+6H2Og+N2g

ΔHo=6×-242KJ/mol+4×185KJ/mol-4×20.9KJ/mol+6×90KJ/mol

ΔHo=-1336KJ/mol

ΔSo=192J/K·mol+6×189J/K·mol+4×274J/K·mol-6×211J/K·mol+4×266.9J/K·mol

ΔSo=88J/K·mol

ΔGo=ΔHo-T×ΔSo

ΔGo=-1336KJ/mol-973K×-0.088KJ/K·mol

ΔGo=-1422KJ/mol

Therefore ΔHois -1336KJ/mol,ΔSois 88J/K·moland ΔGois -1422KJ/mol.

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