Show that a process in which liquid water at 5.0 °C solidifies to ice at thesame temperature is not spontaneous (Hint: calculate the total change in theentropy). The data required are given in Exercise E3B.7(a).

Show that a process in which liquid water at 5.0 °C solidifies to ice at thesame temperature is not spontaneous (Hint: calculate the total change in theentropy). The data required are given in Exercise E3B.7(a).

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter13: Spontaneous Processes And Thermodynamic Equilibrium

Section: Chapter Questions

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same temperature is not spontaneous (Hint: calculate the total change in the
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