Question: Use data from the Integrative Example to determine how much heat is required to convert 25.00 mL of liquid hydrazine at 25.0 C to hydrazine

Use data from the Integrative Example to determine how much heat is required to convert 25.00 mL of liquid hydrazine at 25.0 °C to hydrazine vapor at its normal boiling point.

Integrative Example

Use data from the table of physical properties of hydrazine, N2H4, to calculate the partial pressure of N2H4(g) when a container filled with an equilibrium mixture of N2H4(g) and N2H4(I) at 25.0 °C is cooled to the temperature of an ice–water bath.

Property Freezing point Boiling point Critical temperature Critical pressure Enthalpy of fusion Heat capacity

Property Freezing point Boiling point Critical temperature Critical pressure Enthalpy of fusion Heat capacity of liquid Density of liquid at 25.0 C Vapor pressure at 25.0 C Value 2.0 C 113.5 C 380 C 145.4 atm 12.66 kJ mol-1 98.84 Jmol- C 1 1.0036 g mL- 14.4 Torr

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