2. 2 dm of methane under 4 bar and 298 K and 4 dm³ of oxygen under 2 bar and 298 K. are forced into a 3 dm³ evacuated reaction vessel, the temperature being maintained at 298 K. Calculate the change in entropy of gases assuming that they are ideal.

2. 2 dm of methane under 4 bar and 298 K and 4 dm³ of oxygen under 2 bar and 298 K. are forced into a 3 dm³ evacuated reaction vessel, the temperature being maintained at 298 K. Calculate the change in entropy of gases assuming that they are ideal.

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