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![b) The heat capacity of solid lead oxide [PbO (s)] is given by
Cp.m
JK- mol
= 44.35 – 1.47 × 10-32
Calculate the change in molar enthalpy (AHm) (in unit J mol*) of PbO (s) if it is cooled from
500 K to 300 K at constant pressure (P). Quantity Cp,m denotes molar heat capacity at
constant pressure.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/25f39813-b051-48e0-b609-42e1d4f271cd/a7b839ff-849d-4353-9852-12af15c2f01d/48yi3o_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:b) The heat capacity of solid lead oxide [PbO (s)] is given by
Cp.m
JK- mol
= 44.35 – 1.47 × 10-32
Calculate the change in molar enthalpy (AHm) (in unit J mol*) of PbO (s) if it is cooled from
500 K to 300 K at constant pressure (P). Quantity Cp,m denotes molar heat capacity at
constant pressure.
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