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... entropy of the first block is smaller than the gain in entropy of the second block . Accordingly , the entropy for the entire system consisting of the two blocks increases during the process , and the total AS is positive . If the ...
... entropy of the first block is smaller than the gain in entropy of the second block . Accordingly , the entropy for the entire system consisting of the two blocks increases during the process , and the total AS is positive . If the ...
Page 120
... entropy of the water greater than AH / T and the process is spontaneous ; if the pressure of the vapor is greater than 1 atm , the change in entropy of the water is less than AH / T and the process is not spontaneous . Example : For ...
... entropy of the water greater than AH / T and the process is spontaneous ; if the pressure of the vapor is greater than 1 atm , the change in entropy of the water is less than AH / T and the process is not spontaneous . Example : For ...
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... entropy of mixing of the several components is AS mix = - -Σn , R ln X i i ( 4-12 ) It is also possible to express , at least approximately , the ... ENTROPY CHANGES IN CHEMICAL REACTIONS 121 4-4 Entropy Changes in Chemical Reactions.
... entropy of mixing of the several components is AS mix = - -Σn , R ln X i i ( 4-12 ) It is also possible to express , at least approximately , the ... ENTROPY CHANGES IN CHEMICAL REACTIONS 121 4-4 Entropy Changes in Chemical Reactions.
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