(Q65) Indicate all of the following processes that would result in an increase in entropy:Water boilingO A precipitate settling out of solutionSteam condensingMixing two metals to form an alloyWater freezingO Dissolving solid NaCl into solutionO Popping a balloonDecreasing the microstates available to a certain moleculeIncreasing the microstates available to a moleculeO Releasing gas particles from a closed container and allowing them to diffuse throughout a room

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(Q65) Indicate all of the following processes that would result in an increase in entropy: Water boiling A precipitate settling out of solution O Steam condensing Mixing two metals to form an alloy O Water freezing O Dissolving solid NaCl into solution Popping a balloon Decreasing the microstates available to a certain molecule Increasing the microstates available to a molecule Releasing gas particles from a closed container and allowing them to diffuse throughout a room

(Q65) Indicate all of the following processes that would result in an increase in entropy: Water boiling A precipitate settling out of solution O Steam condensing Mixing two metals to form an alloy O Water freezing O Dissolving solid NaCl into solution Popping a balloon Decreasing the microstates available to a certain molecule Increasing the microstates available to a molecule Releasing gas particles from a closed container and allowing them to diffuse throughout a room

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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