What is the change in entropy of 2 g of steam at 100° C as it condenses to water at 100° C
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What is the change in entropy of 2 g of steam at 100° C as it condenses to water at 100° C

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- 2260 kJ = 2.Loss in entropy = -0.002*2.26e+6 / 373 = - 12.The system looses entropy.No heat is given out to the surroundings and there is no change in the entropy of the surroundings due to this process.......
a)What is the change in entropy of 2 g of steam at 100° C as it condenses to water at 100° C?

b) What is the most that you can say about the amount (ΔS) by which the entropy of the rest of the universe increases in the process above?
ΔS > ___ J/K

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Quantity of heat lost by steam on condensing
- 2260 kJ = 2.26e+6 J
Loss in entropy = -0.002*2.26e+6 / 373 = - 12.12J/K
The system looses entropy.

No heat is given out to the surroundings and there is no change in the entropy of the surroundings due to this process.
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