Question
What would cause entropy to increase in a reaction?
A. The products forming a more rigid structure
B. The products forming an ordered pattern
C. The products becoming more spread out
D. The products forming fewer molecules
I think the answer is c or d
A. The products forming a more rigid structure
B. The products forming an ordered pattern
C. The products becoming more spread out
D. The products forming fewer molecules
I think the answer is c or d
Answers
Damon
Increasing entropy is increasing disorder.
look here
http://chemistry.about.com/od/workedchemistryproblems/a/Entropy-Change-Example-Problem.htm
note - more spread out --> more entropy
look here
http://chemistry.about.com/od/workedchemistryproblems/a/Entropy-Change-Example-Problem.htm
note - more spread out --> more entropy
Damon
(for example solids to gasses :)
Damon
And I still think it is Physics :)
Morgan
Nope. This is AP chemistry.
DrBob222
c is the answer.
For my money I wish physics had kept it.
For my money I wish physics had kept it.
Anonymous
It’s literally regular chemistry