Find AS for the system, surroundings, and universe when 27.9 g of liquid H₂O is evapourated at 100.0 °C, if the heat required is provided by a hot plate whose temperature is 335 °C. For water, AHvap is 40.79 kJ/mol. Part 1 Incorrect. AS system? i ! J/K

Find AS for the system, surroundings, and universe when 27.9 g of liquid H₂O is evapourated at 100.0 °C, if the heat required is provided by a hot plate whose temperature is 335 °C. For water, AHvap is 40.79 kJ/mol. Part 1 Incorrect. AS system? i ! J/K

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Find AS for the system, surroundings, and universe when 27.9 g of liquid H₂O is evapourated at 100.0 °C, if the heat required is
provided by a hot plate whose temperature is 335 °C. For water, AHvap is 40.79 kJ/mol.
Part 1
Incorrect.
AS system?
i
!
J/K

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