Entropy Units
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Andy Nguyen 1A
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Brandon Fujii 1K
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Re: Entropy Units
Entropy is also represented by the equation
deltaS= Qrev/T
Therefore the units of Entropy are J * K-1
deltaS= Qrev/T
Therefore the units of Entropy are J * K-1
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skalvakota2H
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Re: Entropy Units
Entropy is simply energy divided by temperature, which yields the unit of Joules per Kelvin (J)*(K^-1).
Note that another property is the entropy of a pure substance, which is given by entropy per unit amount of substance. The unit for this is given by J*(K^-1)*(mol^-1).
Note that another property is the entropy of a pure substance, which is given by entropy per unit amount of substance. The unit for this is given by J*(K^-1)*(mol^-1).
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