he liea al vaporizalian ol carban disulide, CSz, al 25C is 27.2 kml. Wia is the entropy change when 3.80 mol a vaper in eqilikrium with hqud contenses lo lquit al 25" The enlropy of this vapor at 25"C is 243 J(mol KJ. Entrogy change - Vhat is the eutropy of the liquid at this temperature? Euntropy - JK

he liea al vaporizalian ol carban disulide, CSz, al 25C is 27.2 kml. Wia is the entropy change when 3.80 mol a vaper in eqilikrium with hqud contenses lo lquit al 25" The enlropy of this vapor at 25"C is 243 J(mol KJ. Entrogy change - Vhat is the eutropy of the liquid at this temperature? Euntropy - JK

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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