One mole of water is placed in surroundings at -3 °C, but at first it does not freeze (it remains as supercooled water). Suddenly itfreezes. Calculate the entropy change in the system during the freezing, making use of the following data:CP (water)=75.3JK'molCe (ice)=37.7 JK'molA,H(icewater)=6.02KJ mol-at 0 °CThe two Cp values can be assumed to be independent of temperature. Also, calculate the entropy change in the surroundings, and thenet entropy change in the system and surroundings.

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One mole of water is placed in surroundings at -3 °C, but at first it does not freeze (it remains as supercooled water). Suddenly it freezes. Calculate the entropy change in the system during the freezing, making use of the following data: CP„(water)=75.3JK'mol Cp„(ice)=37.7JK-mol¬ A,H(ice→water)=6.02kJ mol' at 0 °C The two Cp values can be assumed to be independent of temperature. Also, calculate the entropy change in the surroundings, and the net entropy change in the system and surroundings.

One mole of water is placed in surroundings at -3 °C, but at first it does not freeze (it remains as supercooled water). Suddenly it freezes. Calculate the entropy change in the system during the freezing, making use of the following data: CP„(water)=75.3JK'mol Cp„(ice)=37.7JK-mol¬ A,H(ice→water)=6.02kJ mol' at 0 °C The two Cp values can be assumed to be independent of temperature. Also, calculate the entropy change in the surroundings, and the net entropy change in the system and surroundings.

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One mole of water is placed in surroundings at -3 °C, but at first it does not freeze (it remains as supercooled water). Suddenly it
freezes. Calculate the entropy change in the system during the freezing, making use of the following data:
CP (water)=75.3JK'mol
Ce (ice)=37.7 JK'mol
A,H(icewater)=6.02KJ mol-at 0 °C
The two Cp values can be assumed to be independent of temperature. Also, calculate the entropy change in the surroundings, and the
net entropy change in the system and surroundings.

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