The AG of a thermodynamic process is temperature dependent at constant pressure and is given by the linear expression AG=a + bT2, where a=-142 J and b= +0.125 J/K2². What is the AS for this process at 300K? +150 J/K +75 J/K -150 J/K -75 J/K

The AG of a thermodynamic process is temperature dependent at constant pressure and is given by the linear expression AG=a + bT2, where a=-142 J and b= +0.125 J/K2². What is the AS for this process at 300K? +150 J/K +75 J/K -150 J/K -75 J/K

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The AG of a thermodynamic process is temperature dependent at constant pressure and is
given by the linear expression AG=a + bT2, where a=-142 J and b= +0.125 J/K2. What is
the AS for this process at 300K?
+150 J/K
+75 J/K
-150 J/K
-75 J/K

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