QUESTION 41 Image A depicts the mixing of two colorless solutions that results in image B. What can be said about entropy change of reaction? O ASrxn is equal to zero O ASrxn is greater than zero OImpossible to determine OASpxn is less than zero

QUESTION 41 Image A depicts the mixing of two colorless solutions that results in image B. What can be said about entropy change of reaction? O ASrxn is equal to zero O ASrxn is greater than zero OImpossible to determine OASpxn is less than zero

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