When a certain liquid (MM = 54.6 g mol-1) freezes at 9.62°C and 1 atm, its density changes from 0.781 g cm-3 to 0.803 g cm-3. Its enthalpy of fusion is 11.16 kJ mol-1. Find the freezing point of the liquid in °C at 79 MPa.
dP/dT = deltaSfusion / deltaVfusion
=> deltaP/deltaT = deltaSfus/deltaVfus
deltaSfus = deltaHfus/T
so, deltaP/deltaT = deltaHfus/TdeltaVfusion
delta T = T * deltaP * deltaVfus / delta Hfus
deltaVfus = MM(( 1/density1 - 1/density2)
= 54.6g/mol ( 1/0.781gcm-3 - 1/0.803gcm-3)
= 1.92 * 10-6 m3/mol
delta T =[ 282.62K * (79*106 Pa - 101325Pa) * 1.92*10-6m3/mol ] / 11.16*103 J/mol
delta T = 3.84K
Freezing point = T + deltaT = 282.62K+3.84K = 286.46K
Freezing point = 286.46 - 273 = 13.50C
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