10 kJ of heat is absorbed by a gas dissociation reaction occurring reversibly and isothermally at...

10 kJ of heat is absorbed by a gas dissociation reaction occurring reversibly and isothermally at 300

K in an elastic balloon. The gas mixture expands producing 5 kJ of work against the tension of the

balloon and the pressure of the atmosphere. Calculate the change in entropy of the gas mixture in the

balloon and the change in entropy of the universe

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