Everything about The Entropy Of Fusion totally explained
The
entropy of fusion is the increase in
entropy when
melting a substance. This is always positive since the
degree of disorder increases in the
transition from an organized
crystalline solid to the disorganized structure of a
liquid. It is denoted as Δ
fusS and normally expressed in
J /
mol ·
K
A natural process such as a
phase change will occur when the associated change in the
Gibbs free energy is negative. It follows that the entropy of fusion is related to the
melting point and the
heat of fusion:
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