A sample of carbon is burned in a calorimeter. If the calorimeter absorbs 81 J/K during the reaction and the universe absorbs 315 J/K, by how much did the entropy of the sample change? Theequation relating the entropy change in a calorimeter to that in the sample is ASSuniverse+ As,AS sample+ AS calorimeteri where ASniverseis the overall entropy change in the universe, AS sampleis theentropy change of the sample, and As calorimeter is the entropy change of the calorimeter.4.0J/KMacBook ADIIF12F1080888F9F8F7F4F5F2F3F1&#$44PEITQKFGCVB3636optioncommandoptioncommand* 00RDI The enthalpies of reaction for a set of reaction steps are as follows.AH, = -417 kJAH, = 47.0 kJAH3 = -110. k]AH4 = 942 kJ%3D%3D%3DIf adding the chemical equations according to the expression below can produce the overall chemical equation, what is the overall enthalpy change for the reaction? (Include the sign of the value inyour answer.)Overall Equation = Equation 1+ Equation 2 + Equation 3+ Equation 4%3D4.0kJMacBook Air80888F2DIIF3F4F5F6F7F8F9F10F11F12#3&46.8QERTFGKVBM36mmandcommandOotion* 00D.

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A sample of carbon is burned in a calorimeter. If the calorimeter absorbs 81 J/K during the reaction and the universe absorbs 315 J/K, by how much did the entropy of the sample change? The equation relating the entropy change in a calorimeter to that in the sample is ASuniverse = ASample + AS calorimeter where ASuniverse is the overall entropy change in the universe, ASamole is the entropy change of the sample, and ASalorimeter is the entropy change of the calorimeter. J/K

A sample of carbon is burned in a calorimeter. If the calorimeter absorbs 81 J/K during the reaction and the universe absorbs 315 J/K, by how much did the entropy of the sample change? The equation relating the entropy change in a calorimeter to that in the sample is ASuniverse = ASample + AS calorimeter where ASuniverse is the overall entropy change in the universe, ASamole is the entropy change of the sample, and ASalorimeter is the entropy change of the calorimeter. J/K

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