Which of the following transformations represent anincrease in the entropy of the system.Choose all that applyO 16 g Sb (liquid, 904.0K)904.0K)16 g Sb (solid,O 44 g C¿H5OH (gas, 352K)44 g C2H5OH(liquid, 352K)mol Xe (15.2 L,O5 mol Xe (7.62 L, 208K)208K)O 44 g C,H5OH (liquid, 167K)44 g C,H5OH(liquid, 344K)1 mol Xe (1.721 mol Xe (1.72 atm, 211K)atm, 422K)

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Which of the following transformations represent an increase in the entropy of the system. Choose all that apply O 16 g Sb (liquid, 904.0K) 904.0K) 16 g Sb (solid, O 44 g C,H5OH (gas, 352K) 44 g C,H5OH (liquid, 352K) 5 mol Xe (7.62 L, 208K) 208K) mol Xe (15.2 L, O 44 g C¿H5OH (liquid, 167K) 44 g C,H;OH (liquid, 344K) 1 mol Xe (1.72 atm, 211K) atm, 422K) 1 mol Xe (1.72

Which of the following transformations represent an increase in the entropy of the system. Choose all that apply O 16 g Sb (liquid, 904.0K) 904.0K) 16 g Sb (solid, O 44 g C,H5OH (gas, 352K) 44 g C,H5OH (liquid, 352K) 5 mol Xe (7.62 L, 208K) 208K) mol Xe (15.2 L, O 44 g C¿H5OH (liquid, 167K) 44 g C,H;OH (liquid, 344K) 1 mol Xe (1.72 atm, 211K) atm, 422K) 1 mol Xe (1.72

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