Which of the following transformations represent an increase in the entropy of the system.Choose all thatr applyOlmol Ar (1.31 atm, 411K)mol Ar (1.31 atm, 206K)037 g C,H,OH (liquid, 352K)37 g C,HgOH (gas, 352K)04mol Xe (6..88 L, 221K)4 mol Xe (13.8L, 221K)D37gC,H,OH (liquid, 340K) 37 g C,H;OH (liquid, 171K)43 g Mn (solid, 1.517x10'K)43 g Mn (liquid, 1.517x10'K)Submit AnswerRetry Entire Group9 more group attempts remaining

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Which of the following transformations represent an increase in the entropy of the system. Choose all that apply O1 mol Ar (1.31 atm, 411K) O 37 g C,H,OH (liquid, 352K)37 g C,H;OH (gas, 352K) 1 mol Ar (1.31 atm, 206K) 4 mol Xe (13.8 L, 221K) 04 mol Xe (6.88 L, 221K) O 37 g C,H;OH (liquid, 340K)37 g C,H3OH (liquid, 171K) 43 g Mn (solid, 1.517x10 K) 43 g Mn (liquid, 1.517×10°K) Submit Answer Retry Entire Group 9 more group attempts remaining

Which of the following transformations represent an increase in the entropy of the system. Choose all that apply O1 mol Ar (1.31 atm, 411K) O 37 g C,H,OH (liquid, 352K)37 g C,H;OH (gas, 352K) 1 mol Ar (1.31 atm, 206K) 4 mol Xe (13.8 L, 221K) 04 mol Xe (6.88 L, 221K) O 37 g C,H;OH (liquid, 340K)37 g C,H3OH (liquid, 171K) 43 g Mn (solid, 1.517x10 K) 43 g Mn (liquid, 1.517×10°K) Submit Answer Retry Entire Group 9 more group attempts remaining

Chemistry

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