2. Choose the substance in each pair with the higher entropy.1 mole of N,(1) or 1 mole of N, (g)b. 3 moles of CH, (g) at 25°C or 2 moles of CH, (g) at 25°Cc. aqueousd. 1 mole of HCl at standard conditions or 1 mole HCl at 60°C and0.8 atma.2.solution of CaCl, or solid CaCI,с.

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2. Choose the substance in each pair with the higher entropy. 1 mole of N,(1) or 1 mole of N, (g) b. 3 moles of CH, (g) at 25°C or 2 moles of CH, (g) at 25°C c. aqueous solution of CaCl, or solid CaCl, d. 1 mole ofHCl at standard conditions orl mole HCl at 60°C and a. с. 0.8 atm

2. Choose the substance in each pair with the higher entropy. 1 mole of N,(1) or 1 mole of N, (g) b. 3 moles of CH, (g) at 25°C or 2 moles of CH, (g) at 25°C c. aqueous solution of CaCl, or solid CaCl, d. 1 mole ofHCl at standard conditions orl mole HCl at 60°C and a. с. 0.8 atm

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2. Choose the substance in each pair with the higher entropy.
1 mole of N,(1) or 1 mole of N, (g)
b. 3 moles of CH, (g) at 25°C or 2 moles of CH, (g) at 25°C
c. aqueous
d. 1 mole of HCl at standard conditions or 1 mole HCl at 60°C and
0.8 atm
a.
2.
solution of CaCl, or solid CaCI,
с.

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