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The standard molar entropy of vaporization (ÎSÂ°vap) for benzene is 88 J/molâ¢K at 25Â°C. Consider this information, along with the following standard molar enthalpies of formation (ÎHÂ°f) for benzene at 25Â°C, and estimate the normal boiling point of benzene. (ÎHÂ°f [C6H6(l)] = 49 kJ/mol; ÎHÂ°f[C6H6(g)] = 80 kJ/mol)

91Â°C

65Â°C

79Â°C

110Â°C

84Â°C

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