1. 13023 Emotion A3B(s)→ 3A(g) + B(g) AS°= 395 J/(moln K) Approximate Sº (J/mol-K) 30 Substance A3B(s) A(g) B(g) ??? 50 The chemical reaction for the decomposition of the solid A3B is shown above. The table provides the entropies, Sº, A;B(s) and B(g). Which of the following gives the correct entropy for the substance A(g)?

1. 13023 Emotion A3B(s)→ 3A(g) + B(g) AS°= 395 J/(moln K) Approximate Sº (J/mol-K) 30 Substance A3B(s) A(g) B(g) ??? 50 The chemical reaction for the decomposition of the solid A3B is shown above. The table provides the entropies, Sº, A;B(s) and B(g). Which of the following gives the correct entropy for the substance A(g)?

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