If the temperature of the surroundings is 146.55 °C, calculate the entropy change (in J/K) for the system (AS sys), surroundings (AS sur) and universe (AS universe) when 18.2 g of gaseous phenol (C6H6O) condenses. Report your answers to two decimal places. Tfus(°C) 40.90 Tvap (°C) 181.87 AH°fus (kJ/mol) 11.29 AHⓇ vap (kJ/mol) 45.69 1. AS sys Submit Answer Tries 0/5 2. AS sur Submit Answer 3. AS universe Submit Answer Tries 0/5 Tries 0/5

If the temperature of the surroundings is 146.55 °C, calculate the entropy change (in J/K) for the system (AS sys), surroundings (AS sur) and universe (AS universe) when 18.2 g of gaseous phenol (C6H6O) condenses. Report your answers to two decimal places. Tfus(°C) 40.90 Tvap (°C) 181.87 AH°fus (kJ/mol) 11.29 AHⓇ vap (kJ/mol) 45.69 1. AS sys Submit Answer Tries 0/5 2. AS sur Submit Answer 3. AS universe Submit Answer Tries 0/5 Tries 0/5

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