The gram molar mass of is
The gram molar mass of Ca CO3 is calculated by ,
(i) adding up the atomic masses of Ca , C & 3 O atoms & ,
(ii) representing the molar mass in grams.
Thus , gram molar mass of Ca C O3
= [ atomic mass of Ca , atomic mass of C , 3 x atomic mass of O ]
=
= ( 40 + 12 + 48 ) g
=100g
It should be noted that ,
atomic mass of Ca
= 12
atomic mass of C
= 12
atomic mass of O
= 16
CH4 (g) + 2O2 (g) → CO2 (g) + 2H2O (l)
We know, RT
Δng is negative as product water in combustion reaction is in liquid state.
This implies ΔHo will be more negative than ΔUo
Hence, ΔHo < ΔUo