1. Find the change in entropy if 72.5 g of aluminum, originally at 225°C, is melted. (HINT you need the melting point of aluminum) b. Find the change of entropy of 2.00 mol of a monoatomic ideal gas if it undergoes a process from A to B where TB-TA/2, and VB=3VA-

1. Find the change in entropy if 72.5 g of aluminum, originally at 225°C, is melted. (HINT you need the melting point of aluminum) b. Find the change of entropy of 2.00 mol of a monoatomic ideal gas if it undergoes a process from A to B where TB-TA/2, and VB=3VA-

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1. Find the change in entropy if 72.5 g of aluminum, originally at 225°C, is melted. (HINT you need the melting point of
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b. Find the change of entropy of 2.00 mol of a monoatomic ideal gas if it undergoes a process from A to B where
TB-TA/2, and VB=3VA-

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