JEE Advanced Model Paper 10 with solutions for online practice
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For many decades scientists believed that only energy releasing process could be occured by own accord, it might be due to decrease in energy. But some energy absorbing process yet occurred spontaneously e.g. melting of ice, evaporationof water. This led to need of researching another driving force that affects the spontaneity. This factor is known as entropy change. Entropy is thermodynamic state function, that is related with the randomness. The concept of entropy suggests that everyspontaneous process increases the entropy of universe.
For every reversible change, entropy of system is equal to heat absorbed or released divided by the absolute temperature ΔS =
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For many decades scientists believed that only energy releasing process could be occured by own accord, it might be due to decrease in energy. But some energy absorbing process yet occurred spontaneously e.g. melting of ice, evaporationof water. This led to need of researching another driving force that affects the spontaneity. This factor is known as entropy change. Entropy is thermodynamic state function, that is related with the randomness. The concept of entropy suggests that everyspontaneous process increases the entropy of universe.
For every reversible change, entropy of system is equal to heat absorbed or released divided by the absolute temperature ΔS =
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Consider the following statements
I. Standard heat of formation ofN 2 O , N O 2 and N 2 O 4 is negative
II. Standard heat of formation of all nitrogen oxide is positive in all physical states at 25°C.
III. Standard Molar Entropy ofN H 3 (aq) is less than N H 3 (g)
IV. IfΔ f ° G for N H 3 (g) and N H 3 (aq) are –46.11 kJ/mol and –80.29 kJ/mol and conversion of N H 3 (g) to N H 3 (aq) is spontaneous then this reaction is enthalpy driven.
V. Standard heat of formation ofN 2 O 5 in all physical states at 25 °C are negative
Select the incorrect statements
I. Standard heat of formation of
II. Standard heat of formation of all nitrogen oxide is positive in all physical states at 25°C.
III. Standard Molar Entropy of
IV. If
V. Standard heat of formation of
Select the incorrect statements
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