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Chemistry · L5 · The Third Law and Absolute Entropy
The third law of thermodynamics, residual entropy in CO and ice, how S(0) = 0 makes absolute molar entropies measurable, Hess's-law-style ΔS°rxn calculations, and Trouton's rule — with two worked numeric examples.
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