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Which of the following is the change in entropy for a reaction calculated using standard entropy values?select the correct answer below: A. gibbs free energy change B. standard free energy of formation
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Which of the following is the change in entropy for a reaction calculated using standard entropy values?select the correct answer below:

A. gibbs free energy change
B. standard free energy of formation
C. standard entropy change
D. standard entropy

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The answer should be C as change in entropy is ΔS = S(products) - S(reactants)
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