Calculate the boiling point of methanol CH3OH from the thermo data provided. The reaction is: CH3OH() CH₂OH(g) CH₂OH() CH₂OH(g) 327 K 229 K 498 K 121 K AHf (kJ/mol) Sf (kJ/mol · K 0.127 0.240 -238 -201

Calculate the boiling point of methanol CH3OH from the thermo data provided. The reaction is: CH3OH() CH₂OH(g) CH₂OH() CH₂OH(g) 327 K 229 K 498 K 121 K AHf (kJ/mol) Sf (kJ/mol · K 0.127 0.240 -238 -201

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Calculate the boiling point of
methanol CH3OH from the thermo
data provided. The reaction is:
CH3OH() CH₂OH(g)
CH₂OH()
CH₂OH(g)
327 K
229 K
498 K
121 K
AHf (kJ/mol) Sf (kJ/mol · K
.
0.127
0.240
-238
-201

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