A 700.0 g block ice at -20 °C is brought into thermal contact with 10.0 g of water at 0 °C in an adiabatic container under constant pressure. Calculate the entropy change of the universe (block of ice and water) after thermal equilibrium is established. Select one: a. O b. O c. O d. AS 13.19 J/K = AS0J/K AS = 39.37 J/K AS 112.31 J/K =

A 700.0 g block ice at -20 °C is brought into thermal contact with 10.0 g of water at 0 °C in an adiabatic container under constant pressure. Calculate the entropy change of the universe (block of ice and water) after thermal equilibrium is established. Select one: a. O b. O c. O d. AS 13.19 J/K = AS0J/K AS = 39.37 J/K AS 112.31 J/K =

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A 700.0 g block ice at -20 °C is brought into
thermal contact with 10.0 g of water at 0 °C in
an adiabatic container under constant
pressure. Calculate the entropy change of the
universe (block of ice and water) after thermal
equilibrium is established.
Select one:
a.
AS 13.19 J/K
=
O b. AS
0 J/K
O c. AS = 39.37 J/K
O d. AS 112.31 J/K
=
=

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