Calculate the change in entropy of the gas when 4.00 g nitrogen is allowed to expand isothermally andreversibly from 500 cm3 to 750 cm3 at 27 0C.-0.800 J/K-0.400 J/K0.482 J/K0.964 J/K What will be the change in the entropies of the system and the surroundings, and the total change inentropy when an ideal gas undergoes adiabatic reversible expansion?Question 17 options:AŞsys=positive; ASsurr=negative; AStot=positivewwwwASsys=0; ASsurr=0; AStot=D0AŞsys=negative; ASsurr=negative; AStot=negativeASsys=0; ASsurr=positive; AStot=positive

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Calculate the change in entropy of the gas when 4.00 g nitrogen is allowed to expand isothermally and reversibly from 500 cm3 to 750 cm3 at 27 oC. -0.800 J/K -0.400 J/K 0.482 J/K 0.964 J/K

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