Part A Which substance in the following pair would have the greater entropy? Whi

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Question

Part A

Which substance in the following pair would have the greater entropy?

1 mol H2O(l) at 75 ?C and 1 atm

Part B

Which substance in the following pair would have the greater entropy?

50.0 gFe(s) at 5 ?C and 1 atm

Part C

Which substance in the following pair would have the greater entropy?

1 molBr2 (s, 1 atm, -8 ?C)

Part D

Which substance in the following pair would have the greater entropy?

0.284 mol O2 (g, 15.0 atm, 22.3 ?C)

1 mol H2O(g)at 75 ?C and 1 atm

1 mol H2O(l) at 75 ?C and 1 atm

Part B

Which substance in the following pair would have the greater entropy?

0.80 molFe(s) at 5 ?C and 1 atm

50.0 gFe(s) at 5 ?C and 1 atm

Part C

Which substance in the following pair would have the greater entropy?

1 molBr2 (l, 1 atm, 8 ?C)

1 molBr2 (s, 1 atm, -8 ?C)

Part D

Which substance in the following pair would have the greater entropy?

0.312 mol SO2 (g, 0.110 atm, 32.5 ?C)

0.284 mol O2 (g, 15.0 atm, 22.3 ?C)

Part A

The H2O (g) has greater entropy than H2O (l), because the gases has greater entropy than the liquids.

Part B

50 g (0.89 moles) Fe has greater entropy than 0.80 moles Fe, because it has more substances.

Part C

1 mol Br (l) has greater entropy than 1 mol Br(s), because the liquids has greater entropy than the solids.

Part D

0.312 mol SO2 has greater entropy than 0.284 mol O2.