Use the picture below to calculate the entropy of mixing 8 mol N2 and 1 mol 02 when the stopcock is opened, if the initial pressure and temperature for both gases are constants 8 mol N2 1 mol O, V2 T. Select one: O a. 75.10 J/K O b. 26.10 J/K O c. -46.52 J/K O d. 725.66 J/K O e. 25.75 J/K

Use the picture below to calculate the entropy of mixing 8 mol N2 and 1 mol 02 when the stopcock is opened, if the initial pressure and temperature for both gases are constants 8 mol N2 1 mol O, V2 T. Select one: O a. 75.10 J/K O b. 26.10 J/K O c. -46.52 J/K O d. 725.66 J/K O e. 25.75 J/K

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Use the picture below to calculate the entropy of mixing 8 mol N2 and 1 mol 02 when the
stopcock is opened, if the initial pressure and temperature for both gases are constants
8 mol N2
1 mol O,
V2
Select one:
O a. 75.10 J/K
O b. 26.10 J/K
O c. -46.52 J/K
O d. 725.66 J/K
O e. 25.75 J/K
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