Which of the following order is correct for the standard molar entropies oCH,a, (8), CHCI, (8),CH,CI(g) ?(A) SC) > Sa,cste) > Sa(B) Sasar)(C) SCH.Che) < SCHCI,(r)CHCI3(3)%3DCHC1()!!AnswerA

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Which of the following order is correct for the standard molar entropies o
CH,a, (8), CHCI, (8),CH,CI(g) ?
(A) SC) > Sa,cste) > Sa
(B) Sasar)
(C) SCH.Che) < SCHCI,(r)
CHCI3(3)
%3D
CHC1()
!!
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