Problem 6In a hypothetical universe, an unknown amount of diborane reacts: BX2HX6(g)+6HX2O(l)2HX3BOX3(s)+6HX2(g). The obtained HX3BOX3(s) is completely sublimed at 300 K; the necessary energy is supplied as work from one cycle of an ideal heat engine in which one mole of monatomic perfect gas undergoes: A→B isothermal reversible expansion absorbing qH=250 J at TH=1000 K; B→D reversible adiabatic expansion; D→C isothermal reversible compression at TC=300 K releasing qC; C→A reversible adiabatic compression, with qH/qC=TH/TC. Reaction enthalpies at 300 K (kJ mol−1): (1) BX2HX6(g)+6ClX22BClX3(g)+6HCl(g)ΔrH(1)=−1326; (2) BClX3(g)+3HX2O(l)HX3BOX3(g)+3HCl(g)ΔrH(2)=−112.5; (3) BX2HX6(g)+6HX2O(l)2HX3BOX3(s)+6HX2(g)ΔrH(3)=−493.4; (4) 21HX2(g)+21ClX2(g)HCl(g)ΔrH(4)=−92.3. (a) Calculate the molar enthalpy of sublimation of HX3BOX3 at 300 K. (b) Calculate ΔrU of reactions (2) and (4). (c) Calculate ∣w∣, ∣qC∣ and the efficiency of the engine. (d) Calculate the amount of HX2(g) produced per engine cycle.Solutions: 1