Exothermic Changes: the system by the surroundings the surroundings. The heat the freedom of motion of the particles 0, which the entropy of the surroundings. Therefore qsys 0, and ASsurr Asurr 0. Endothermic Changes: the system by the surroundings the surroundings. This heat the freedom of motion of the particles 0, which the entropy of the surroundings. Therefore qsys 0, and ASsurr Asurr 0.

Exothermic Changes: the system by the surroundings the surroundings. The heat the freedom of motion of the particles 0, which the entropy of the surroundings. Therefore qsys 0, and ASsurr Asurr 0. Endothermic Changes: the system by the surroundings the surroundings. This heat the freedom of motion of the particles 0, which the entropy of the surroundings. Therefore qsys 0, and ASsurr Asurr 0.

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Chapter17: Spontaneity, Entropy, And Free Energy

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define the following: a. spontaneous process b. entropy c. positional probability d. system e....

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