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                  The first integral on the right of (5.34) is evaluated by use of (5.31) and (5.33):         Section 5.7
                                                                                                    Conventional Entropies and
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                              T low    C° P,m  dT       T low     aT  3  dT    aT  3 T low     aT  low     C° 1T low 2  (5.35)  the Third Law
                                                                          P,m
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                            0    T        0    T         3  0      3         3
                      To evaluate the second integral on the right side of (5.34) and the integral from
                  T fus  to T in (5.29), we can fit polynomials like (5.20) to the measured C° (T) data and
                                                                              P,m
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                  then integrate the resulting expressions for C° /T. Alternatively, we can use graphical
                                                        P,m
                  integration: We plot the measured values of C° (T)/T against T between the relevant
                                                         P,m
                  temperature limits, draw a smooth curve joining the points, and measure the area
                  under the curve to evaluate the integral. Equivalently, since (C /T) dT   C d ln T, we
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                  can plot C versus ln T and measure the area under the curve.
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                  EXAMPLE 5.7 Calculation of S°         m,298
                     For SO , the normal melting and boiling points are 197.6 K and 263.1 K. The
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                     heats of fusion and vaporization are 1769 and 5960 cal/mol, respectively, at the
                     normal melting and boiling points.  C P,m  at 1 atm is graphed versus ln  T in
                     Fig. 5.9 from 15 K to 298 K; at 15.0 K, C P,m    0.83 cal/(mol K). [Data are
                     mainly from W. F. Giauque and C. C. Stephenson, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 60, 1389
                     (1938).] The use of Eq. (5.30) gives S m,id    S m,re    0.07 cal/(mol K) at 298 K
                     and 1 atm (Prob. 8.25). Estimate S° m,298  of SO (g).
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                        Since the data are for 1 atm, we shall carry out the integrations at 1 atm
                     pressure and include at the end the  S for changing the gas from 1 atm to 1 bar
                     pressure.
                        From Eq. (5.35), integration of (C /T) dT   C d ln T from 0 to 15 K con-
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                     tributes [0.83 cal/(mol K)]/3   0.28 cal/(mol K).
                        The integral of C d ln T from 15 K to the melting point 197.6 K equals the
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                     area under the line labeled “Solid” in Fig. 5.9. This area is approximately a right
                     triangle whose height is 16 cal/(mol K) and whose base is ln 197.6   ln 15.0
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                     5.286   2.708   2.58. The area of this triangle is  (2.58) [16 cal/(mol K)]
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                     20. cal/(mol K). [An accurate evaluation gives 20.12 cal/(mol K); see Prob. 5.33.]
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                          S equals   H /T   fus    (1769 cal/mol)/(197.6 K)   8.95 cal/(mol K).
                                         m
                                      fus
                          fus m
                        The integral of C d ln T of the liquid from the melting point 197.6 K to the
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                     boiling point 263.1 K equals the area under the “Liquid” line. This area is ap-
                     proximately a rectangle of height 21 cal/(mol K) and base ln 263.1   ln 197.6
                     0.286. The rectangle’s area is [21 cal/(mol K)] (0.286)    6.0 cal/(mol K).
                     [Accurate evaluation gives 5.96 cal/(mol K); Prob. 5.33.]
                         S of vaporization is (5960 cal/mol)/(263.1 K)   22.65 cal/(mol K).
                           m
                                                 C P,m /(cal mol  K )
                                                          1
                                                              1
                                                     25
                                                                  SO 2             Liquid
                                                     20
                                                     15
                                                                                      Gas
                                                     10                Solid
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                                                                                             Figure 5.9
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                                                          2       3      4       5       6   Integration of C P,m  d 1n T for SO 2
                                                                     ln (T/K)                at 1 atm.
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