Chapter 19 Algorithmic Question 7 Part A Which of the following processes has a ASsys <0? carbon dioxide(g) carbon dioxide(s) 1-propanol (g, at 555 K) 1-propanol (g, at 40 K) ethyl alcohol condenses steam condenses All of the above processes have a AS <0.

Chapter 19 Algorithmic Question 7 Part A Which of the following processes has a ASsys <0? carbon dioxide(g) carbon dioxide(s) 1-propanol (g, at 555 K) 1-propanol (g, at 40 K) ethyl alcohol condenses steam condenses All of the above processes have a AS <0.

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