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Published in final edited form as: J Phys Chem A. 2024 Feb 7;128(7):1339–1357. doi: 10.1021/acs.jpca.3c04937

Table 2:

Experimental standard enthalpies of processes involving Br2 and HBr at the reference temperature T=298.15K considered by CODATAa,b

Eq. No.38 Process ΔrHmkJmol1 Reference
71 0.5H2(g)+0.5Br2(g)=HBr(g) 51.92 ± 0.45 50
72 Cl2(g)+2HBr(aq, diss. )=Br2(l)+2HCl(aq, diss. ) See text 51,52
73 Cl2(g)+2HBr(aq, diss. )=Br2(l)+2HCl(aq, diss. ) 91.54 ± 0.64 53,54
75 HBr(g)=HBr(aq, diss. ) 85.144 ± 0.060 45
78 0.5H2(g)+0.5Br2(l)=HBr(aq, diss. ) 120.37 ± 0.80c 55,56
79 Br2(l)=Br2(aq) 0.83 ± 0.20 57
80 Br2(l)=Br2(aq) 2.17 ± 0.20d 58
81 HBr(g)=HBr(aq, diss. ) 86.01 ± 1.00c 59
82 Br2(aq)+H2(g)=2HBr( aq,diss. ) 240.94 ± 0.15 56,60
a

The following reference values at T=298.15K recommended by CODATA38 were used in the regression: ΔfHm(Br2(g))=30.91kJmol1, ΔfHm(HCl(aq,diss.))=ΔfHm(Cl(aq.))=167.08kJmol1, Sm(H2(g))=130.68JK1mol1, Sm(Br2(1))=152.51JK1mol1, Sm(Br(aq))=82.55JK1mol1, and Sm(HBr(g))=198.70JK1mol1

b

Values obtained by the weighted least-squares regression: ΔfHm(Br2(aq))=(0.97±0.40)kJmol1, ΔfHm(HBr(g))=(35.85±0.28)kJmol1, and ΔfHm(HBr(aq,diss.))=ΔfHm(Br(aq))=(120.98±0.24)kJmol1

c

Obtained from the standard Gibbs energy using the reference values from footnote a

d

assumed incorrect in this work