The table below shows the equilibrium constants of a reaction at varying temperatures (measure in °C) and is the same data shown in Question #1 for the reaction A B T (°C) -50.5 -25.1 0.5 25.2 51.2 75.2 100.2 125.5 150.4 Using the data from the table, calculate the change in entropy (DS) in unit of J/mol*K for this reaction. Input your answer with 2 significant figures. K 100 116 130 143 156 167 177 187 196

The table below shows the equilibrium constants of a reaction at varying temperatures (measure in °C) and is the same data shown in Question #1 for the reaction A B T (°C) -50.5 -25.1 0.5 25.2 51.2 75.2 100.2 125.5 150.4 Using the data from the table, calculate the change in entropy (DS) in unit of J/mol*K for this reaction. Input your answer with 2 significant figures. K 100 116 130 143 156 167 177 187 196

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