What factors must you consider to determine the sign of AS for the reaction 2N₂O(g) + 2N2(g) + O₂(g) if it occurs at constant temperature? Select all that apply. (a) the number of moles of products versus reactants: in this case the number of moles increases (b) the number of moles of products versus reactants: in this case the number of moles decreases (c) the state of the products versus reactants (d) the complexity of the molecules: N₂O is more complex than either N₂ or 0₂ (e) the complexity of the molecules: N₂O is less complex than either N₂ or 0₂ (f) the total number of valence electrons: N₂O has more valence electrons than N₂ and O₂ (g) the total number of valence electrons: N₂O has less valence electrons than N₂ and O₂ AS is expected to be •

What factors must you consider to determine the sign of AS for the reaction 2N₂O(g) + 2N2(g) + O₂(g) if it occurs at constant temperature? Select all that apply. (a) the number of moles of products versus reactants: in this case the number of moles increases (b) the number of moles of products versus reactants: in this case the number of moles decreases (c) the state of the products versus reactants (d) the complexity of the molecules: N₂O is more complex than either N₂ or 0₂ (e) the complexity of the molecules: N₂O is less complex than either N₂ or 0₂ (f) the total number of valence electrons: N₂O has more valence electrons than N₂ and O₂ (g) the total number of valence electrons: N₂O has less valence electrons than N₂ and O₂ AS is expected to be •

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