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cava chem 303 s2d57 5.12 Entropy and Free Energy

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The K12 lessons define [...] as the tendency of any system to move toward maximum randomness.   The K12 lessons define entropy as the tendency of any system to move toward maximum randomness.  
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Entropy is really energy that can not be used to do any [..].   Entropy is really energy that can not be used to do any work.  
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The symbol for Entropy is a [...].   The symbol for Entropy is a capital S.  
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A [...] entropy change means that entropy has increased.   A positive entropy change means that entropy has increased.  
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a liquid has [more/less] entropy than a solid   a liquid has more entropy than a solid  
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Entropy and Enthalpy determine whether a reaction is [...] or not.   Entropy and Enthalpy determine whether a reaction is spontaneous or not.  
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solid -> liquid -> gas : entropy [-es]   solid -> liquid -> gas : entropy increases  
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break something into smaller pieces: entropy [-es]   break something into smaller pieces: entropy increases  
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speed up movement of particles: entropy [-es]   speed up movement of particles: entropy increases  
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increase the number of substances: entropy [-es]   increase the number of substances: entropy increases  
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a [...] entropy change favors a spontaneous reaction, but enthalpy is also a factor   a positive entropy change favors a spontaneous reaction, but enthalpy is also a factor  
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Gibb's [...] energy combines the changes in both enthalpy and entropy   Gibb's free energy combines the changes in both enthalpy and entropy  
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A [...] change in Gibb's free energy means the reaction will be spontaneous.   A negative change in Gibb's free energy means the reaction will be spontaneous.  
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