How do you calculate boiling point?

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Jun 3, 2017

#DeltaH^o - TDeltaS^o = 0# at Equilibrium (i.e., boiling point) and 'T' is the Thermodynamic Boiling Point for the phase transition.

Explanation:

From #DeltaH^o#-#TDeltaS^o# = 0 => Equilibrium Conditions

=> #DeltaH^o = TDeltaS^o# => #T = (DeltaH^o"/"DeltaS^o")#

#DeltaH^o = sumn*DeltaH^o(Products) - sumn*DeltaH^o(Reactants)#

#DeltaS^o = sumn*S^o(Products) - sumn*"S^o(Reactants)#

Example:
Determine the Thermodynamic Boiling Point of Water.

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