Arrange the following in order of DECREASING molar entropy at 298 K: NaF (aq) NaF(s) LizP04(aq) Select one: O a. NaF(s) > Lİ3PO4(aq) > NaF(aq) O b. NaF(aq) > NaF(s) > Li3PO4 (aq) O c. NaF(aq) > LigPO4 (aq) > NaF(s) O d. LizPO4 (aq) > NaF(aq) > NaF(s)

Arrange the following in order of DECREASING molar entropy at 298 K: NaF (aq) NaF(s) LizP04(aq) Select one: O a. NaF(s) > Lİ3PO4(aq) > NaF(aq) O b. NaF(aq) > NaF(s) > Li3PO4 (aq) O c. NaF(aq) > LigPO4 (aq) > NaF(s) O d. LizPO4 (aq) > NaF(aq) > NaF(s)

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Arrange the following in order of DECREASING molar entropy at 298 K:
NaF
(aq) NaF(s) LizP04(aq)
Select one:
O a. NaF(s) > Lİ3PO4(aq) > NaF(aq)
O b. NaF(aq) > NaF(s) > Li3PO4 (aq)
O c. NaF(aq) > LigPO4 (aq) > NaF(s)
O d. LizPO4 (aq) > NaF(aq) > NaF(s)

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