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Select the substance expected to have the largest standard entropy value at 25°C. Assume the same phase. O C2H5NH2 O C3H7NH2 O CH3NH2 O NH3

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Chapter17: Spontaneity, Entropy, And Free Energy

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Select the substance expected to
have the largest standard entropy
value at 25°C. Assume the same
phase.
O C2H5NH2
O C3H7NH2
O CH3NH2
O NH3

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