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Entropy
The experimental specific heat capacity of argon is 0.5213 J/g/K at a pressure of 1 atmosphere at 300 K. Argon's entropy at 300 K is 3.877 J/g/K. Use these data to calculate the entropy of argon at 500 K.
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