For SO2 melting and boiling points are 198 K and 263 K respectively. Cpvalues forsolid phase are 1.255 J/mol-K at 15 K and 84.185 J/mol-K for greater than 15 K.Cpvalues for liquid phase is 24.937 J/mol-K. For gas phase Cp = 49.769 + 4.56*10³T J/mol-k where T is in K. Enthalpy of freezing and condensation processes are -7.402kJ/mol and -24.937 kJ/mol respectively. Determine specific entropy of SO2 at 400 K.

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For SO2 melting and boiling points are 198 K and 263 K respectively. Cpvalues for solid phase are 1.255 J/mol-K at 15 K and 84.185 J/mol-K for greater than 15 K. Cpvalues for liquid phase is 24.937 J/mol-K. For gas phase C, = 49.769 + 4.56*103 T J/mol-k where Tis in K. Enthalpy of freezing and condensation processes are -7.402 kJ/mol and -24.937 kJ/mol respectively. Determine specific entropy of SO2 at 400 K.

For SO2 melting and boiling points are 198 K and 263 K respectively. Cpvalues for solid phase are 1.255 J/mol-K at 15 K and 84.185 J/mol-K for greater than 15 K. Cpvalues for liquid phase is 24.937 J/mol-K. For gas phase C, = 49.769 + 4.56*103 T J/mol-k where Tis in K. Enthalpy of freezing and condensation processes are -7.402 kJ/mol and -24.937 kJ/mol respectively. Determine specific entropy of SO2 at 400 K.

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