Chapter 19 Algorithmic Question 22 Part A Arrange the following in order of decreasing standard molar entropy. Csl(s) CS3PO4(aq) Csl(aq) Csl(aq) > CS3PO4(aq) > Csl(s) CS3PO4(aq) > Csl(aq) > Csl(s) Csl(aq) > Csl(s) > CS3PO4(aq) Csl(s) > CS3P04(aq) > Csl(aq). Cs(s) > Csl(aq) > CS3PO4(aq)

Chapter 19 Algorithmic Question 22 Part A Arrange the following in order of decreasing standard molar entropy. Csl(s) CS3PO4(aq) Csl(aq) Csl(aq) > CS3PO4(aq) > Csl(s) CS3PO4(aq) > Csl(aq) > Csl(s) Csl(aq) > Csl(s) > CS3PO4(aq) Csl(s) > CS3P04(aq) > Csl(aq). Cs(s) > Csl(aq) > CS3PO4(aq)

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