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Chloroform has `DeltaH_("vaporization")=29.2 kJ//"mol"` and boils at `61.2^(@)C`. What is the value of `DeltaS_("vaporization")` for chloroform ?

A

61.9

B

62

C

52.2

D

62.67

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