3C.3 An FCIO3 molecule can adopt four orientations in thesolid with negligible difference in energy. What is its residualmolar entropy?

Answer:To calculate the residual molar entropy (Sres) for the FCIO3 molecule with four orientations…

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3C.3 An FCIO3 molecule can adopt four orientations in the solid with negligible difference in energy. What is its residual molar entropy?