How does molar mass affect entropy?

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anor277
Jul 3, 2016

For a given mass, the lower the molar mass, the greater the number of particles. How do you think this would affect entropy?

Explanation:

#"Entropy"# is the statistical probability for disorder. The more particles, the greater this probability, and the greater the entropy. And thus smaller molar masses should maximize this entropy.

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