Entropy change in dissolution of iodine in a solution
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- The entropy of a solution is generally increased by spreading the solute molecules over a larger volume of the solvent.
- Entropy increases as a solid dissolves into an aqueous solution.
Process of iodine change in entropy
- Iodine atoms have transitioned from a state of order (crystalline iodine) to a more disordered state .
- The entropy level will have risen.
Dissolving Process:
- The solute particles become isolated from one another when a solution is formed, increasing entropy.
- Entropy rises in lockstep with temperature.
- When the temperature of a substance rises, the kinetic energy of the particles increases.
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