For each set, indicate which has the highest entropy in each set?Set I. H20(s), H20(1), H2O(g) at 0.1°C, 4.58 atmSet II. H20(1) at 0°C, H20(1) at 25°C, H20(1) at 100°C (all at 1.0 atm pressure)H20(g) in set l and H20(1) at 100°C in set IIH20(s) in set I and H20(1) at 25°C in set IIH20(1) in set I and H20(1) at 0°C in set IIH20(g) in set I and H20(1) at 0°C in set IIH20(s) in set I and H20(1) at 100°C in set II

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For each set, indicate which has the highest entropy in each set? Set I. H20(s), H20(1), H20(g) at 0.1°C, 4.58 atm Set II. H20(1) at 0°C, H20(1) at 25°C, H20(1) at 100°C (all at 1.0 atm pressure) H20(g) in set I and H20(1) at 100°C in set II H20(s) in set I and H20(1) at 25°C in set II H20(1) in set I and H20(1) at 0°C in set II H20(g) in set I and H20(1) at 0°C in set II H20(s) in set I and H20(1) at 100°C in set II

For each set, indicate which has the highest entropy in each set? Set I. H20(s), H20(1), H20(g) at 0.1°C, 4.58 atm Set II. H20(1) at 0°C, H20(1) at 25°C, H20(1) at 100°C (all at 1.0 atm pressure) H20(g) in set I and H20(1) at 100°C in set II H20(s) in set I and H20(1) at 25°C in set II H20(1) in set I and H20(1) at 0°C in set II H20(g) in set I and H20(1) at 0°C in set II H20(s) in set I and H20(1) at 100°C in set II

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