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At 0K, (i) ¹²C and (ii) a mixture of ¹²C and ¹⁴C will
Options
(a) both have zero entropy
(b) both have positive entropy
(c) have equal entropies per mol
(d) have unequal entropies
Correct Answer:
both have zero entropy
Explanation:
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