Molar Entropy
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Shaniya Kerns 4D
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Molar Entropy
What are the differences between the change in entropy of the system, the standard entropy, the entropy of the surroundings, and the change in entropy of the universe. What are the definitions of each?
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Mackenzie Lay 2H
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Re: Molar Entropy
Hello!
The change in the entropy of a system measures the disorder within the system. Standard entropy is a value for substances under standard conditions. The entropy of the surroundings accounts for entropy changes in the environment. and the change in entropy of the universe reflects the overall change in entropy for a system and its surroundings.
The change in the entropy of a system measures the disorder within the system. Standard entropy is a value for substances under standard conditions. The entropy of the surroundings accounts for entropy changes in the environment. and the change in entropy of the universe reflects the overall change in entropy for a system and its surroundings.
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