SO3(g) + H₂O(l) -H₂SO4(1). (Hint: Because AS is a state function (like AH°) you can use a table to calculate it in the same way. This means you should add up all the entropy for the products (times the number of each) and subtract all the entropy for the reactants.) Species Sº J/(mol.K) SO3(g) 256.2 H₂O(1) 69.9 H₂SO4(1) 156.9 a) 544.3 J/K O Bi C O 74°F 9:42 11/9

SO3(g) + H₂O(l) -H₂SO4(1). (Hint: Because AS is a state function (like AH°) you can use a table to calculate it in the same way. This means you should add up all the entropy for the products (times the number of each) and subtract all the entropy for the reactants.) Species Sº J/(mol.K) SO3(g) 256.2 H₂O(1) 69.9 H₂SO4(1) 156.9 a) 544.3 J/K O Bi C O 74°F 9:42 11/9

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