6a.) rences]For each of the following series of pairs, indicate which one of the pair has the greater quantity of entropy.a. 1.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20°C, 1 atm, or 9.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20°C, 1 atm9.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20°C. I atm1.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20 C. I atmb. 1.0 mol of butane liquid at 20°C, 10 atm. or 1.0 mol of butane gas at O C. 10 atm1.0 mol of butane gas at 20°C. 10 atm1.0 mol of butane liguid at 20 C. 10 atmc. 9.0 mol of solid carbon dioxide at -S0 C. I atm, or 9.0 mol of solid carbon dioxide at-90°C. 1 atm9.0 mol of solid carbon dioxide at -90 C. I atm9.0 mol of solid carbon dioxide at -SO C. I atmd. 25 g of solid bromine at-7 C 1 atm. or 25 g of bromine vapor at-7 C. 1 atm25 g of bromine vapor at-7 C. I atm25 g of solid bromine at -7 C. I atm

Ing series of pairs, indicate which one of the pair has the greater quantity of entropy. a. 1.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20°C, 1 atm, or 9.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20°C, I atm 9.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20°C, I atm O1.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20°C. 1 atm b. 1.0 mol of butane liquid at 20°C. 10 atm. or 1.0 mol of butane gas at 20°C, 10 atm 1.0 mol of butane gas at 20°C, 10 atm O1.0 mol of butane liquid at 20°C. 10 atm c. 9.0 mol of solid carbon dioxide at -80°C. I atnm, or 9.0 mol of solid carbon dioxide at -90°C. 1 atm 9.0 mol of solid carbon dioxide at-90 C. 1 atm

Ing series of pairs, indicate which one of the pair has the greater quantity of entropy. a. 1.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20°C, 1 atm, or 9.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20°C, I atm 9.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20°C, I atm O1.0 mol of carbon dioxide gas at 20°C. 1 atm b. 1.0 mol of butane liquid at 20°C. 10 atm. or 1.0 mol of butane gas at 20°C, 10 atm 1.0 mol of butane gas at 20°C, 10 atm O1.0 mol of butane liquid at 20°C. 10 atm c. 9.0 mol of solid carbon dioxide at -80°C. I atnm, or 9.0 mol of solid carbon dioxide at -90°C. 1 atm 9.0 mol of solid carbon dioxide at-90 C. 1 atm

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