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Calculate the standard entropy change for the reaction P4(g) + 5O2(G) --> P4O10(s?

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using the data from the following table:

Substance

P4 58.9 24.5 279.9

O2 0 0 205.0

P4O10 -2984 -2698 228.9

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  1.  the answer is -1076J/K 


    you take the delta s values for the sum of the products times the coefficients minus the sum of the reactants times the coefficients.


    so it is


    228.9- (279.9+(5x205))


  2. I don't have the answer but the other guy who solved it solved for enthalpy, not entropy. Don't listen to him.

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