Molar Entropy
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Re: Molar Entropy
Generally, more complex molecules have higher molar entropy. Also, molar entropy is proportional to the heat required to raise a substance to a certain temperature.
--> Entropy = heat required/final temperature
--> Entropy = heat required/final temperature
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Re: Molar Entropy
The molar entropy would also increase as a substance goes from solid to liquid to gas.
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Re: Molar Entropy
Molar entropy is the amount of disorder in a system. You can imagine gas particles have more disorder than solid particles because of the distance between them so as stated in a previous response entropy would increase as a substance transitions from solid to liquid to gas.
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