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What is Entropy? A. The opposite of Enthalpy B. The temperature at which a reaction is feasible. C. Free energy used for a reaction. D. A measure of disorder,

What is Entropy? A. The opposite of Enthalpy B. The temperature at which a reaction is feasible. C. Free energy used for a reaction. D. A measure of disorder,
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What is Entropy?

A. The opposite of Enthalpy
B. The temperature at which a reaction is feasible.
C. Free energy used for a reaction.
D. A measure of disorder,

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D.) A measure of disorder

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The answer is D
Entropy is a measure of disorder
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