6) Predict the sign of Delta S for each of the following changes
K(s) + ½ Br2(s) ? KBr(s)
From standard entropy values
| compound/element | S(J/mol/K) |
| K(s) | 64.67 |
| Br2(g) | 245.3 |
| KBr(s) | 95.94 |

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