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In which system does randomness decrease? a. ice melting solid iodine subliming methane gas crystallizing salt...

In which system does randomness decrease?

a. ice melting

  1. solid iodine subliming

  2. methane gas crystallizing

  3. salt dissolving in water

  4. liquid alcohol evaporating

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