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Find the volume of methane measured at 298K and 1.19 atm required to convert 1.41L of...

Find the volume of methane measured at 298K and 1.19 atm required to convert 1.41L of water vapor at 373K.

The heat combustion of CH4 is 890.4 kJ/mole and the heat capacity of H2O is 75.2J/mol x K.

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Answer #1

let the moles of methane required =x

Heat this is supplied= 890.4*x

It is assumed that the water vapor has to be evaporated at 373K

hence latent heat of vaporization of water= 2277 j/g

Density of water vapor = 18/22.4 ( at STP) =18/22.4 g/L (at STP)

density of water vapor at 373K= 0.803571 g/L*273.15/373= 0.588 g/L

mass of 1.41 L of water= 1.41*0.588 =0.83 gm

Latetn heat of water= 2277 (j/g)*0.83=1890 joules

890.4*1000x= 1890 ( heatt of combustion= heat required to convert water into vapor)

x= 1890/(890.4*1000)=0.002123 moles

from PV= nRT    V=volume of methane= nRT/P = 0.002123*0.08206*298/1.19=0.043619 L

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