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Calculate the enthalpy change when `2.38 g` of carbon monoxide `(CO)` vaporise at its normal boiling point.

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`DeltaH_("vap")CO=6.04 kJ mol^(-1)`
Mol. Mass of `CO=12+16=28 am u`.
Enthalpy change when `2.38 g` of `CO` vaporise at its normal boiling point
`=(6.04 kJxx2.38)/(28)`
`=(6.04xx2.38xx1000)/(28)J`
`= +513.4 J`
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