Answer to Question #347440 in General Chemistry for Ashter

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Question #347440

Determine S for the reaction:

SO_3(g)+ H₂O_(I)> H₂SO_4(I)

Given: S° (J/K•mol): 256.2 69.9 156.9

Expert's answer

∆S for the reaction is -169.2 J/K•mol

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