Toluene vapour at 1.013 bar (1.0 atm) and 150°C is to be cooled under constant pressure to a final temperature of 22°C.
a) Determine the change of entropy of the system in J/mol·K.
b) What is the change of entropy of the system J/mol·K if the final state is a vapour-liquid mixture that is 47 mol% vapour?
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