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Liquid chlorobenzene goes through a process where there is negligible heat flow and no work done on the surroundings. initially it is at 330 k and 3,500 kpa. at the end of the process the final pressure is 2,000kpa. estimate the temperature change and the entropy change of chlorobenzene.

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