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204 6 CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM Hence ∆fH−○(Cl− , aq) = ∆rH−○ + ∆fH−○(AgCl, s) = (−40.0... kJmol−1) + (−127.07 kJmol−1) = −167.1 kJmol−1 Finally, noting from Section 3C.2(b) on page 94 that S−○m(H+ , aq) = 0, the standard reaction entropy is ∆rS−○ = S−○m(Ag, s) + S−○m(Cl− , aq) − S−○m(AgCl, s) − 1 2 S −○ m(H2 , g) Hence S−○m(Cl− , aq) = ∆rS−○ + S−○m(AgCl, s) + 1 2 S −○ m(H2 , g) − S−○m(Ag, s) = (−62.2... J K−1mol−1) + (96.2 JK−1mol−1) + 1 2 × (130.684 JK−1mol−1) − (42.55 JK−1mol−1) = 56.8 JK−1mol−1 Solutions to integrated activities I6.2 (a) �e ionic strength is given by [5F.29–188], I = 1 2 (b+z 2 + + b−z2−) /b−○ , where z+ and z− are the charges on the ions. For the CuSO4 compartment, z+ = 2, z− = −2, and b+ = b− = bCuSO4 : I = 1 2 (b+z 2 + + b−z2−) /b−○ = 1 2 [bCuSO4 × (+2)2 + bCuSO4 × (−2)2] /b−○ = 4(bCuSO4/b−○) = 4 × 1.00 × 10−3 mol kg−1 1 mol kg−1 = 4.00 × 10−3 Because the charges are the same forZnSO4 it follows that I = 4(bZnSO4/b−○) = 1.20 × 10−2 . (b) According to the Debye–Hückel limiting law (Section 5F.4(b) on page 187), themean activity coe�cient is given by [5F.27–188], log γ± = −A∣z+z−∣I1/2, where A = 0.509 for aqueous solutions at 25 ○C. For the CuSO4 solution log γ±,CuSO4 = −(0.509) × ∣(2) × (−2)∣ × (4.00 × 10−3)1/2 = −0.128... Hence γ±,CuSO4 = 10−0.128... = 0.743... = 0.743 . For the ZnSO4 solution log γ±,ZnSO4 = −(0.509) × ∣(2) × (−2)∣ × (1.20 × 10−2)1/2 = −0.223... Hence γ±,ZnSO4 = 10−0.223... = 0.598... = 0.598 . (c) Noting that pure solids have aJ = 1 and writing the activities of ions in solution as a = γ±(b/b−○), the reaction quotient for the reaction Zn(s) +Cu2+(aq)→ Zn2+(aq) +Cu(s) is given by Q = aZn 2+ aCu2+ = γ±,ZnSO4(bZn2+/b−○) γ±,CuSO4(bCu2+/b−○) = γ±,ZnSO4 γ±,CuSO4 × bZn 2+ bCu2+ = 0.598... 0.743... × 3.00 × 10 −3 mol kg−1 1.00 × 10−3 mol kg−1 = 2.41... = 2.41