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Find the value of `'a'` if the phase transition temperature in Kelvin for the conversion of grey tin to white tin is found to be `'100a'`. `Delta H_("transition")=21kJmol^(-1)`; `Delta S_("transition")=70kJmol^(-1)K^(-1)`

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