Heating 4.5 mol O₂ at a constant external pressure results in the temperature changing from 264K to 350K. The constant pressure molar heat capacity of O2 is given by Cp = 29.96 + (4.18 * 10−³K−¹) * T - (J/mol - K) Calculate the change in entropy, AS, for this heating process. 1.67 * 105K² T²

Heating 4.5 mol O₂ at a constant external pressure results in the temperature changing from 264K to 350K. The constant pressure molar heat capacity of O2 is given by Cp = 29.96 + (4.18 * 10−³K−¹) * T - (J/mol - K) Calculate the change in entropy, AS, for this heating process. 1.67 * 105K² T²

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