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2. The molar entropy of argon (Ar) is given by Sm = 36.4 + 20.8 In T (in SI units). Calculate the change in Gibbs energy when 1.25 moles of argon is heated at constant pressure from 25 °C to 65 °C.

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2. The molar entropy of argon (Ar) is given by Sm = 36.4 + 20.8 In T (in SI units). Calculate the
change in Gibbs energy when 1.25 moles of argon is heated at constant pressure from 25 °C to 65
°C.

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