How can you calculate the standard entropy change for a reaction from tables of standard entropies?Ο ΔSR Σ- S (react ants ) + Σ η, S (products)|Ο ΔSR Ση. S"(reactants) -Σnp S (products)ASSn = Ep S° (products) – E n S° (reactants)ASn = Enp S° (products) +En, S° (reactants)

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How can you calculate the standard entropy change for a reaction from tables of standard entropies? ASm = EMS° (reactants) +EnpS° (products) Ο ΔSR Σ, S9 (reactants)-Σ, S9 (products) Ο ΔS Ση, S" (products) -Ση, S" (reactants) O ASxn = Enp S° (products) + E M S° (reactants)

How can you calculate the standard entropy change for a reaction from tables of standard entropies? ASm = EMS° (reactants) +EnpS° (products) Ο ΔSR Σ, S9 (reactants)-Σ, S9 (products) Ο ΔS Ση, S" (products) -Ση, S" (reactants) O ASxn = Enp S° (products) + E M S° (reactants)

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How can you calculate the standard entropy change for a reaction from tables of standard entropies?
Ο ΔSR Σ- S (react ants ) + Σ η, S (products)
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Ο ΔSR Ση. S"(reactants) -Σnp S (products)
ASSn = Ep S° (products) – E n S° (reactants)
ASn = Enp S° (products) +En, S° (reactants)

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