Q=x2.
why is q squared?
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- Apr 2018
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so the net effect is a decrease in entropy.
but if it was just a liquid and not aq it would have been and increase in entropy?
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The third law of thermodynamics states that the entropy of a pure crystal at the temperature of absolute zero is zero
All pure crystals are perfectly ordered at absolute zero?
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d W (often labeled ΩΩ\Omega) is the number of possible arrangements of the system.
So this is just the number of possible physical arrangements of the system?
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undergoins
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- Mar 2018
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acid HF,
I remember discussing during lecture, but why is HF considered a weak acid? Despite the fact, that it has very high electronegative difference. Shouldn't the big electronegative difference cause it to be a stronger acid?
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