Question

Why does water at 0c have higher entropy than ice at 0 c temperature?

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

entropy is nothing but the ability to move and matter tends to have high entropy

in ice i.e, a solid have their elements packed closely not allowing very little movement in liquid elements are a bit loosely packed so they have more movement than that of a solid

so the more the movement the more is the entropy

gases have more entropy than liquids

liquids have more entropy than solids

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