Without using a table of thermodynamic data, predict the sign (+ or -) of the entropy change, AS, for each of the following:H209) → H2O(1)CoHólag) →C6H6(g)KC(aq) → KCI(s)2H20(1)→ 2H2(9) +02(9)2C6H6(G) + 1502(G) →→ 12 CO2(g) + 6 H20(g)|| |

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Without using a table of thermodynamic data, predict the sign (+ or -) of the entropy change, AS, for each of the following: H20(g) - H20(1) C6H6(aq) → C6H69) KC((ag) → KCI(s) 2H20(1) 2H2(9) + 02(9) 2C6H6(9) + 1502(g) - 12 CO2(9) + 6 H20(9)

Without using a table of thermodynamic data, predict the sign (+ or -) of the entropy change, AS, for each of the following: H20(g) - H20(1) C6H6(aq) → C6H69) KC((ag) → KCI(s) 2H20(1) 2H2(9) + 02(9) 2C6H6(9) + 1502(g) - 12 CO2(9) + 6 H20(9)

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Without using a table of thermodynamic data, predict the sign (+ or -) of the entropy change, AS, for each of the following:
H209) → H2O(1)
CoHólag) →
C6H6(g)
KC(aq) → KCI(s)
2H20(1)
→ 2H2(9) +02(9)
2C6H6(G) + 1502(G) →
→ 12 CO2(g) + 6 H20(g)
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