What is the entropy change of the reaction below at 298 Kand1 atm pressure?4AI(s)+ 30 2(g)2AI 20 3(5)28.3S(Jimolek)20550.99O a. -182.3 J/KO b.-626.2 JIKOC. 182.3 J/KO d.384.7 J/KOe. 131.5 J/K

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What is the entropy change of the reaction below at 298 Kand 1 atm pressure? 4Al(s) + 30 2(9) 2AI 20 3(5) 28.3 205 50.00 S (Jimolek) O a.-182.3 J/K O b.-820.2 J/K OC 182.3 J/K O d. 384.7 J/K O. 131.5 JIK

What is the entropy change of the reaction below at 298 Kand 1 atm pressure? 4Al(s) + 30 2(9) 2AI 20 3(5) 28.3 205 50.00 S (Jimolek) O a.-182.3 J/K O b.-820.2 J/K OC 182.3 J/K O d. 384.7 J/K O. 131.5 JIK

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What is the entropy change of the reaction below at 298 Kand1 atm pressure?
4AI(s)
+ 30 2(g)
2AI 20 3(5)
28.3
S(Jimolek)
205
50.99
O a. -182.3 J/K
O b.-626.2 JIK
OC. 182.3 J/K
O d.384.7 J/K
Oe. 131.5 J/K

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