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The second law of thermodynamics is a fundamental law of science. In this problem, we consider the thermodynamics of an ideal gas, phase transition, and chemical equilibrium.
Three moles of `CO_(2)` gas expands isothermally (in thermal contact with the surroundings, temperature `= 15.0^(@)C`) against a fixed external pressure of `1.00` bar. The initial and final volumes of the gas are `10.0 L` and `30.0L`, respectively.
`Delta_(surr)S` is

A

`27.4 J K^(-1)`

B

`+6.94 J K^(-1)`

C

`0.00 J K^(-1)`

D

`-6.94 J K^(-1)`

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