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LECTURE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 3rd EDITION ROBERT G. MORTIMER

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Enthalpy Changes at Various Temperatures<br />

An enthalpy change for a reaction at a temperature<br />

other than a temperature found in a table can be<br />

calculated from heat capacity data. Consider the<br />

processes shown in Figure 2.10. The reaction at<br />

temperature T 2 is the process whose enthalpy<br />

change we want to find. Call it process 2. An<br />

alternate pathway with the same initial and final<br />

states consists of processes 3, 1, and 4. Process 3 is<br />

the change in temperature of the reactants from T 2 to<br />

T 1 . Process 1 is the chemical reaction at temperature<br />

T 1 , with a known enthalpy change. Process 4 is the<br />

change in temperature of the products from T 1 to T 2 .<br />

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