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One kilogram water at `0^(@)C` is brought into contact with a heat reservoir at `100^(@)C`. Find

A

The change in entropy wen temperature recahes to `100^(@)C`.

B

What is the change in entropy of reservoir?

C

Change in the entropy of universe.

D

The nature of process.

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a. `DeltaS = 2.303 nC_(P) log_(10) ((T_(2))/(T_(1)))`
`= 2.303xx (1000)/(18) xx 108 log_(10) ((373)/(273)) = 312 cal K^(-1)`
b. `DeltaS_("reservoir") =- (DeltaQ)/(T)`
`DeltaQ = ms Deltat = 1000 xx 1xx100 = 10^(5) cal`
`DeltaS = (-10^(5))/(373) =- 268.1 cal K^(-1)`
c. `Delta_(univ)S = 312 - 268.1 = 43.9 cal K^(-1)`
d. `DeltaS gt0`, the process will be spontaneous.
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