What are the physical property parameters for HCl+BaS=BaCl2+H2S?
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Dear experts: I am working on a small project these days, and it requires calculating the heat release associated with the reaction HCl + BaS = BaCl2 + H2S. The reaction liquid enters the reactor at room temperature; BaS enters the reaction in the form of an leaching solution, while H2S is released as a gas. It mainly involves calculating the heat released during the system reaction in order to verify whether the heat transfer capacity of the reactor jacket is sufficient. Due to limited information available, it is not possible to find the relevant physical property parameters. I hope experienced people can offer some guidance. Thank you in advance!
Standard molar enthalpy of reaction (kJ/mol): BaS: -460.2; BaCl2: -858.1; HCl: -92.30; H2S: -20.2. Source: Inorganic Chemistry for Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology Press