There are several equations given below. Which equation can be used to find the standard entropy changes (ΔSo)happen in a reaction? a.S° = (moles product × S°reactant) − (moles reactant × S°product) b.S° = (moles product) × S°product − (moles reactant) × S°reactant c.S° = (moles product × S°product) + (moles reactant × S°reactant) d.S° = (moles reactant × S°reactant) − (moles product × S°product) e.S° = (moles product × S°product) − (moles reactant × S°reactant)

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Chapter16: Thermodynamics: Directionality Of Chemical Reactions

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There are several equations given below. Which equation can be used to find the standard entropy changes (ΔS^o₎happen in a reaction?

	a.	S° = (moles product × S°_reactant) − (moles reactant × S°_product)
	b.	S° = (moles product) × S°_product − (moles reactant) × S°_reactant
	c.	S° = (moles product × S°_product) + (moles reactant × S°_reactant)
	d.	S° = (moles reactant × S°_reactant) − (moles product × S°_product)
	e.	S° = (moles product × S°_product) − (moles reactant × S°_reactant)

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