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Calculate AS°; for the following compounds in J mol1 K-1. C2H4(g) AS°f = i J mol 1 K1 HC2H3O2(1) AS° = i J mol1 K1 CASO4•2H20(s) AS° = i J mol1 K1

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Problem 30CTQ: According to the conventions above, what is the sign ( + or ) of the P.E. change (H) for Rxn 3?

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Calculate AS°; for the following compounds in J mol1 K-1.
C2H4(g)
AS°f = i
J mol 1 K1
HC2H3O2(1)
AS°f = i
J mol1 K1
CASO4•2H20(s)
AS°f = i
J mol1 K1

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