Calculate the entropy change accompanying the following change of state.
H2O(s,−10∘C,1atm) → H2O(l,10∘C,1atm)
CP for ice = 9 cal deg−1mol−1
CP for H2O = 18 cal deg−1 mol−1
Latent heat of fusion of ice = 1440 cal mol−1 at 0∘C
−6.3 cal deg−1 mol−1
The total process involves three stages and entropy change can be calculated for each stage as follows:
[ΔS1⇒For changing 1 mole of ice from -10∘C,1 atm to 0∘C‘1 atm]
ΔS1=∫0−10n.CpTdT
= n × CP × 2.303 × log 273263
= 1 × 9 × 2.303 × 0.0162
= 0.336 cal deg−1mol−1
ΔS2 ⇒ for melting 1 mol of ice at 0∘C will be as
ΔS2 = qrevT = 1440273 = 5.25 cal deg−1mol−1
ΔS3 ⇒ for heating 1 mol of H2O from 0∘C to 10∘C at 1 atm
ΔS3=∫100nCpTdT
=1 × 18 × 2.303 log283273
= 0.647 cal deg−1 mol−1
ΔS = 0.336 + 5.276 + 0.647
=6.258 cal deg−1 mol−1