نقطة واحدة Entropy is a measure of randomness in a molecular system True O False O 5aalg älbai The entropy of the universe is constant and its energy (U) is decreasing True False O نقطة واحدة The standard entropy of an element is zero False O True

نقطة واحدة Entropy is a measure of randomness in a molecular system True O False O 5aalg älbai The entropy of the universe is constant and its energy (U) is decreasing True False O نقطة واحدة The standard entropy of an element is zero False O True

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Chapter4: The Second Law Of Thermodynamics

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نقطة واحدة
Entropy is a measure of
randomness in a molecular
system
True O
False O
5alg älbäi The entropy of the universe is
constant and its energy (U) is
decreasing
True
False O
نقطة واحدة
The standard entropy of an
element is zero
False O
True

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