Consider the isothermal mixing of two ideal gases of unknown moles and unknown volumes. Which of the statements below are INCONSISTENT with this process?

Consider the isothermal mixing of two ideal gases of unknown moles and unknown volumes. Which of the statements below are INCONSISTENT with this process?

The entropy of the two gases increases.

The Gibbs energy of the two gases decreases.

The enthalpy of the two gases increases.

The work done by both gases is equal to zero.

Which statement below is most accurate regarding use of Third Law entropy values? Third Law entropies are roughly the same for all compounds, since all form crystalline solids near OK. Third Law entropies are just a convenient reference point, much like the standard state. The Debye heat capacity theorem can be used to approximate entropies approaching the Third Law entropy. A non-polar liquid will likely have a smaller Third Law entropy value than a highly polar liquid. Submit Request Answer