3. Determine AS (in J K¹ to the nearest whole number) for a system composed of 85.0 g of water that evaporates from a liquid to a gas at the normal boiling point of water. Additionally, what is AS if you evaporated twice this amount of water? (AH condensation (H₂O) = -40.7 kJ mol-¹) A: 515; 1030 1

3. Determine AS (in J K¹ to the nearest whole number) for a system composed of 85.0 g of water that evaporates from a liquid to a gas at the normal boiling point of water. Additionally, what is AS if you evaporated twice this amount of water? (AH condensation (H₂O) = -40.7 kJ mol-¹) A: 515; 1030 1

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