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`CaCO_(3(s))rarr CaO_((s))+CO_(2(g))Delta H=+180kJ`. If entropies of limestone, lime and carbon dioxide are `93`, `39` and `213J/(mol.K)`. Then `Delta S_(t otal)` in `JK^(-1)` at `300K` is

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