Which of the following transformations represent an increase in the entropy of the system.Choose all that apply| 25 g Sn (solid, 505.0K)325 g Sn (liquid, 505.0K)11 g C,H;OC,H; (liquid, 300K)P11 g C,H5OC,H5 (liquid, 165K)3 mol N2 (0.768 atm, 410K)*3 mol N2 (0.768 atm, 205K)11 g C,H;OC,H; (liquid, 308K)ll g C,H;OC,H; (gas, 308K)1 mol He (6.08 L, 214K)→1 mol He (12.2 L, 214K)

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Which of the following transformations represent an increase in the entropy of the system. Choose all that apply ) 25 g Sn (solid, 505.0K) 11 g C,H;OC,H5 (liquid, 300K)P11 g C,H3OC,H5 (liquid, 165K) 325 g Sn (liquid, 505.0K) | 3 mol N2 (0.768 atm, 410K) 11 g C,H3OC,H5 (liquid, 308K)P1l g C,H;OC,H3 (gas, 308K) 33 mol N2 (0.768 atm, 205K) 1 mol He (6.08 L, 214K) →1 mol He (12.2 L, 214K)

Which of the following transformations represent an increase in the entropy of the system. Choose all that apply ) 25 g Sn (solid, 505.0K) 11 g C,H;OC,H5 (liquid, 300K)P11 g C,H3OC,H5 (liquid, 165K) 325 g Sn (liquid, 505.0K) | 3 mol N2 (0.768 atm, 410K) 11 g C,H3OC,H5 (liquid, 308K)P1l g C,H;OC,H3 (gas, 308K) 33 mol N2 (0.768 atm, 205K) 1 mol He (6.08 L, 214K) →1 mol He (12.2 L, 214K)

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