Suppose a compound could point in any of two directions in the solid and still have...
Suppose a compound could point in any of two directions in the solid and still have the same energy. What would be the total entropy (J/K) of orientation if 9.3141e+17 molecules are randomly distributed?
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For this analysis you can start with the entropy of disorder for a mole of such a solid (W)
Now, follow this sequence where
where WH is the entropy according with its orientation
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