Consider a sample of an ideal gas with a volume of 11.00 L, a temperature of 270.0 K, and a pressure of 1.20 atm. Calculate the final volume if the gas's entropy drops by 3.00 J/K. Assume that the temperature does not change. (answer = 6.00 L)

Consider a sample of an ideal gas with a volume of 11.00 L, a temperature of 270.0 K, and a pressure of 1.20 atm. Calculate the final volume if the gas's entropy drops by 3.00 J/K. Assume that the temperature does not change. (answer = 6.00 L)

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