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Which of the following samples has the greatest entropy? Assume 1 mole of each. O C,H,OH at 60°C O CSH11OH at 25°C O CSH11OH at 60°C CH,OH at 25°C

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Chapter17: Chemcial Thermodynamics

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Problem 17.11QE: Explain why absolute entropies can be measured.

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Which of the following samples has the greatest entropy? Assume 1 mole of each.
O C,H;OH at 60°C
O CSH11OH at 25°C
CSH11OH at 60°C
CH,OH at 25°C

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