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`Delta_(r)H^(@)` for solid-to-liquid transitions for proteins A and B are 2.73 Kcal `mol^(-1)` and `3.03` kcal `mol^(-1)`. The two melting points are `0^(@)` C and `30^(@)` C respectively. The entropy changes `DeltaS_(A)` and `DeltaS_(B)` at two transition temperatures are related as:

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