On the inequality of Qo and ToSo with respect to solid state organic substances of biological importance

The conventional method of determining the quantity of thermal energy that must be absorbed by a substance for it to exist at the standard temperature, To (=298.15K), is to multiply the standard entropy, So of that substance, by To. The standard entropy is determined by calculating the area under a curve comprising incremental Cp values plotted against lnT, where the lower limit is T≈10K and the upper limit of T=To. Extrapolation of the curve …