Entropy surroundings v entropy system
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Entropy surroundings v entropy system
For isothermal, reversible expansions is the change in entropy of the surroundings always equal to the change in entropy of the system? Like in problem 4I.9
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Joshua Kim 1G
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Re: Entropy surroundings v entropy system
Yes in a reversible reaction, the change in entropy of the surroundings is equal to the change in the entropy of the system, just negative.
This is because Change in Entropy(system) + Change in Entropy(Surroundings) = 0
This is because Change in Entropy(system) + Change in Entropy(Surroundings) = 0
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