For items 4-6. An ideal monoatomic gas of one mole expands isothermally and reversibly from 2.0 Lto 5.0 L at the temperature of 298 K.4.) Which of the following is the entropy change of the system?B. +7.618 J/KE. O J/KA. -7.618 J/KC. -4.989 J/KD. +4.989 J/K5.) Which of the following is the entropy change of the surroundings?A. -7.618 J/KB. +7.618 J/KC. -4.989 J/KD. +4.989 J/KE. O J/K6.) Which of the following is the total change of entropy?B. +15.24 J/KE. 0 J/KA. -15.24 J/KC. -2.629 J/KD. +2.629 J/K

Given, T = 298 Mole(n) = 1.0 mol Volume (V1) = 2.0 L Final Volume (V2) = 5.0 L Using entropy…

of the following is the entropy change of the system? B. +7.618 J/K /K C. -4.989 J/K D. +4.9 of the following is the entropy change of the surroundings? /K B. +7.618 J/K C. -4.989 J/K D. +4. of the following is the total change of entropy? B. +15.24 J/K /K C. -2.629 J/K D. +2.

of the following is the entropy change of the system? B. +7.618 J/K /K C. -4.989 J/K D. +4.9 of the following is the entropy change of the surroundings? /K B. +7.618 J/K C. -4.989 J/K D. +4. of the following is the total change of entropy? B. +15.24 J/K /K C. -2.629 J/K D. +2.

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For items 4-6. An ideal monoatomic gas of one mole expands isothermally and reversibly from 2.0 L
to 5.0 L at the temperature of 298 K.
4.) Which of the following is the entropy change of the system?
B. +7.618 J/K
E. O J/K
A. -7.618 J/K
C. -4.989 J/K
D. +4.989 J/K
5.) Which of the following is the entropy change of the surroundings?
A. -7.618 J/K
B. +7.618 J/K
C. -4.989 J/K
D. +4.989 J/K
E. O J/K
6.) Which of the following is the total change of entropy?
B. +15.24 J/K
E. 0 J/K
A. -15.24 J/K
C. -2.629 J/K
D. +2.629 J/K

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