MCQ
Entropy is maximum in case of
- ✓Steam
- BWater at ${0\,^o}C$
- CWater at ${4\,^o}C$
- DIce
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Steam
(a)In case of gas randomness is maximum therefore entropy is maximum in case of steam.
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