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For an isothermal reversible phase trans...

For an isothermal reversible phase transition process , `Delta S` is

A

`T //Delta H`

B

`T.Delta H`

C

`Delta H//T`

D

`int _(o) ^(T) (C _(P))/(T) dT`

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