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for #1, we used the equation delta s= nRln(V2/V1). what is n equal to in the problem? is it equal to 1 because we are calculating molar entropy?
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Re: chen discussion
the question is "calculate the change in molar entropy of carbon dioxide that is allowed to expand isothermally to 10 times its initial volume (treat carbon dioxide as an ideal gas, Cv,m=3/2R)"
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Re: chen discussion [ENDORSED]
Yes, molar entropy means entropy for 1 mole of substance. So number of mole equals to one in this question.
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Re: chen discussion
Diana_Diep2I wrote:When do we use C and when do we use R?
C = 3/2R at constant volume and C = 5/2R at constant pressure.
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