Calculate the value of AS if one mole of ideal gas expanded reversibly and iso thermally from 10 to 20 dm³. Explain the sign of AS 1. A. 5.76 J/K. The gas expands. B. 5.76 J/K. The gas compresses. C. None of these. 2.Calculate the value of AS if one mole of ideal gas expanded reversibly and iso thermally from 1 to 0.1 bar. Explain the sign of AS. A. 19.14 J/K. The gas expands. B. 19.14 J/K. The gas compresses. C. None of these.

Calculate the value of AS if one mole of ideal gas expanded reversibly and iso thermally from 10 to 20 dm³. Explain the sign of AS 1. A. 5.76 J/K. The gas expands. B. 5.76 J/K. The gas compresses. C. None of these. 2.Calculate the value of AS if one mole of ideal gas expanded reversibly and iso thermally from 1 to 0.1 bar. Explain the sign of AS. A. 19.14 J/K. The gas expands. B. 19.14 J/K. The gas compresses. C. None of these.

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Chapter13: Spontaneous Processes And Thermodynamic Equilibrium

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