As shown in the figure below, 1.50 moles of H, gas is contained in the left side of a container. The two sides of the container are separated by a valve, and both sides are equal in volume. The right side of the container is initially evacuated. Valve H2 Vacuum (a) The valve is then opened, allowing H, gas to stream into the right side. What is the entropy change of the gas from before the valve opened to after it has filled the entire container? J/K (b) Does the temperature of the gas change? Assume the container is so large that the hydrogen behaves as an ideal gas. The temperature does not change. O The temperature increases. The temperature decreases.

As shown in the figure below, 1.50 moles of H, gas is contained in the left side of a container. The two sides of the container are separated by a valve, and both sides are equal in volume. The right side of the container is initially evacuated. Valve H2 Vacuum (a) The valve is then opened, allowing H, gas to stream into the right side. What is the entropy change of the gas from before the valve opened to after it has filled the entire container? J/K (b) Does the temperature of the gas change? Assume the container is so large that the hydrogen behaves as an ideal gas. The temperature does not change. O The temperature increases. The temperature decreases.

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