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What is the entrophy change in `JK^(-1)` during the melting og 27.3 g ice at `0^(@)C` ?(Latent heat of fusion of ice` =330 Jg^(-1)`

A

330

B

12.1

C

3.3

D

33

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The correct Answer is:
D
Total entrophy change `(DeltaS)=(q)/(t)`
=`(27.3xx330)/(273)`
`33Jk^(-1)`
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