Anand posted an Question
December 02, 2020 • 03:39 am 30 points
  • IIT JAM
  • Chemistry (CY)

6. among the following, the reaction that is accompanied by a decrease in the entropy is a) n,g) +3h,() 2nh,(g) (b) ch20,t) +60,(8) 6co,(g)+ 61,0() (c) pci(s pc

6. Among the following, the reaction that is accompanied by a decrease in the entropy is a) N,g) +3H,() 2NH,(g) (b) CH20,t) +60,(8) 6CO,(g)+ 61,0() (c) PCI(s PCI() + Cly(g) (d) 2H,0(1) 2H2g) + O2 8)

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    Priyanshu kumar Best Answer

    In option A the number of moles of gaseous components decreases in forward reaction...so it accompanied with decreases in entropy

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    More is the number of gaseous components more is degree of randomness and hence more is the entropy

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    Dinesh khalmaniya 1 best-answer

    option a actually randomness increase, entropy increase. order of randomness will be gas>liquid>solid so if solid change to liquid or gas then randomness increase and hence entropy increase so in case of B,C,D entropy will increase. while in case of A there is no chance in phase but number of molecules decrease so entropy decrease

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    Ashutosh singh

    The (a) I'd accompanied by a decrease in entropy. Because number of moles of gaseous compounds have decreased. Entropy is randomness. More the number of moles of gaseous components, more will be the entropy i.e randomness. So, A is the correct option.

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