W(s) W(1) AH fus = 35 kJ/mol; AS" fus = 10 J/(mol - K) The chemical equation and thermodynamic data for the melting of tungsten are given above. Based on this information, which of the following provides the best prediction with correct justification about whether a sample of pure tungsten will melt at 3723 K? AH fus A The sample will not melt because T > AS jus AH' fus AS jus B The sample will not melt because T < AH fus The sample will melt because T > AS AH f The sample will melt because T < AS f

W(s) W(1) AH fus = 35 kJ/mol; AS" fus = 10 J/(mol - K) The chemical equation and thermodynamic data for the melting of tungsten are given above. Based on this information, which of the following provides the best prediction with correct justification about whether a sample of pure tungsten will melt at 3723 K? AH fus A The sample will not melt because T > AS jus AH' fus AS jus B The sample will not melt because T < AH fus The sample will melt because T > AS AH f The sample will melt because T < AS f

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