Which of the following transformations represent an increase in the entropy of the system.Choose all that apply12 g Ni (liquid, 1.726×10³K)—12 g Ni (solid, 1.726x10³K)3 mol H₂ (7.57 L, 207K)- →3 mol H₂ (15.1 L, 207K)2 mol He (0.901 atm, 455K)18 g C₂H5OH (liquid, 169K)-18 g C₂H5OH (liquid, 352K)-2 mol He (0.901 atm, 227K)→18 g C₂H5OH (liquid, 342K)→18 g C₂H5OH (gas, 352K) Hint: No calculations are required.For the reaction6C0₂(g) + 6H₂0(1)→→C6H₁2O6 + 60₂(g)AH° = 2.80×10³ kJ and AS° = -259 J/KAt standard conditions, this reaction would be product favoredat relatively high temperatures.O at no temperature.at all temperatures.Oat relatively low temperatures.

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Which of the following transformations represent an increase in the entropy of the system. Choose all that apply 12 g Ni (liquid, 1.726×10³K)— →12 g Ni (solid, 1.726x10³K) 3 mol H₂ (7.57 L, 207K)¯ →3 mol H₂ (15.1 L, 207K) 2 mol He (0.901 atm, 455K) 18 g C₂H5OH (liquid, 169K)¯ 18 g C₂H-OH (liquid. 352K) →2 mol He (0.901 atm, 227K) →18 g C₂H5OH (liquid, 342K) 18 g C₂H-OH (gas, 352K)

Which of the following transformations represent an increase in the entropy of the system. Choose all that apply 12 g Ni (liquid, 1.726×10³K)— →12 g Ni (solid, 1.726x10³K) 3 mol H₂ (7.57 L, 207K)¯ →3 mol H₂ (15.1 L, 207K) 2 mol He (0.901 atm, 455K) 18 g C₂H5OH (liquid, 169K)¯ 18 g C₂H-OH (liquid. 352K) →2 mol He (0.901 atm, 227K) →18 g C₂H5OH (liquid, 342K) 18 g C₂H-OH (gas, 352K)

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