a) Find the entropy change associated with melting pure ice at T=273.15K, P=20 bar. b) What is the Gibbs energy of melting pure ice at T=0 C and P=1 bar? c) What is the change in total entropy (system + surroundings) for the melting of pure ice at T=0 C and P=1 bar?

a) Find the entropy change associated with melting pure ice at T=273.15K, P=20 bar. b) What is the Gibbs energy of melting pure ice at T=0 C and P=1 bar? c) What is the change in total entropy (system + surroundings) for the melting of pure ice at T=0 C and P=1 bar?

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a) Find the entropy change associated with melting pure ice at T=273.15K, P=20 bar.

b) What is the Gibbs energy of melting pure ice at T=0 C and P=1 bar?

c) What is the change in total entropy (system + surroundings) for the melting of pure ice at T=0 C and P=1 bar?

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