ncorrectQuestion 11Given the following data for pK, and temperature, what is the standard entropy of thischemical process (in calmol-¹K-¹)?pkc-4.15-4,08-4,01-3,95-3,86-3,80-3,73-3,68-3,63T (in °C)515253550,60,758595

The plot of the Pkc and the temperature is drawn and the entropy is calculated.

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