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               R6.12  For nonmetallic solids at very low T, C p,m  is propor-  R6.15  For a substance that is a liquid at 25°C and 1 bar and
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               tional to T . If C° P,m  is 0.54 J mol  1  K  1  at 6.0 K for a certain  that has only one solid form, sketch the conventional standard
               substance, find the conventional standard molar entropy of that  molar entropy versus temperature from 0 K to 298 K.
               substance at 4.0 K.
                                                                 R6.16  For each of the following systems, write the material-
               R6.13  (a) Write the expression for the chemical potential of a  equilibrium condition(s) in terms of chemical potentials.
               component of an ideal gas mixture. (b) Write the expression  (a) Solid sucrose in equilibrium with an aqueous solution of
               found in Chapter 4 as the equilibrium condition for the reac-  sucrose and KCl. (b) A system with the equilibrium 2NO(g)
               tion 0 S   i  v i A i .  (c) Substitute the expression in (a) into the  O (g)  ∆ 2NO (g).
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               equilibrium condition in (b) and derive the relation between
                                                                 R6.17  Use Appendix data to find   H°  for the reaction
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                                                                 2NO(g)    O (g) S  2NO (g), and state any approximation
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               R6.14  (a) Give the Kelvin–Planck statement of the second  made. (Do not assume that  H° is independent of T.)
               law. (b) Give the Nernst–Simon statement of the third law.
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