When carring the nonpolar compound

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The discussion revolves around calculating the temperature of a solution involving a nonpolar compound transitioning from a nonpolar solvent to water, with specific changes in Gibb's free energy, enthalpy, and entropy provided. Participants seek clarification on the relevant equations needed for the calculation and express the importance of providing complete information for effective assistance. There is also confusion regarding the term "carring," indicating a potential typo or misunderstanding in the problem statement. The thread emphasizes the need for a step-by-step approach to solving the problem while adhering to forum rules. Overall, the focus is on understanding the thermodynamic principles involved in the calculation.
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Homework Statement




When carring the nonpolar compound from nonpolar solvent in water Gibb’s free energy increase by 3,85kJ, the enthalpy decrease by 2,7kJ/mole and 22,5J/K accordingly . To calculate the temperature of solution.



a) 18 C
b) 112oC
c) 27 0C
d) 560C


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Sure. What do you want to know ?
And: I can only help if you fill in 2 and 3 also, otherwise all I can do is give you the answer and that is useless!
(it's also flagrantly against PF rules and I don't want no trouble with them)
 
I'd like to know, how to calculate this taks step by step.

Thanks for help.
 
Well, wat are the relevant equations, and what have you done to come toward a solution?

By the way, what does carring mean? Is the problem statement complete ?
 
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