Calculate the standardentropy change for thereaction given below,2 H202 (1) – 2 H20 (1) +02 (g);The standard molarentropy of reactants andproducts are:H2O2 (1) = 109.6 J/mol-KH20 (I) = 69.9 J/mol-K02 (g) = 205 J/mol-K125.6 J/K119.4 J/K128.5 J/KREDMI NOTE 9 PRO MAXAI QUAD CAMERA133.8 J/K Assuming no heat loss,what final temperature isexpected after 50.0 g ofwater at 20.0C is mixedwith 30.0 g of water at80.0°C? (the specific heatof water is 4.18 J/Kg-K)37.5°C17.5°C42.5°C50.0°CREDMI NOTE 9 PRO MAXAI QUAD CAMERA

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Calculate the standard
entropy change for the
reaction given below,
2 H202 (1) – 2 H20 (1) +
02 (g);
The standard molar
entropy of reactants and
products are:
H2O2 (1) = 109.6 J/mol-K
H20 (I) = 69.9 J/mol-K
02 (g) = 205 J/mol-K
125.6 J/K
119.4 J/K
128.5 J/K
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133.8 J/K

Assuming no heat loss,
what final temperature is
expected after 50.0 g of
water at 20.0C is mixed
with 30.0 g of water at
80.0°C? (the specific heat
of water is 4.18 J/Kg-K)
37.5°C
17.5°C
42.5°C
50.0°C
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