Please EXPLAIN and solve EACH/ALL part(s) in Question #9!

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Part 4 - Standard Molar Entropy Recall that last semester we defined the standard change in enthalpy, H, as the enthalpy change under standard state conditions. And we defined standard state conditions as 1 mole of the substance (or a 1M concentration) at 1.0 atm pressure and at some specific temperature (generally 25C ). The standard molar entropy of a substance, S, is defined in the same way. One of the major differences between standard enthalpy changes and standard entropy changes is that for standard enthalpy we define an element in its standard state as having a standard enthalpy of formation of zero. For entropy, the standard molar entropy for any pure substance at zero kelvin is defined as zero, and standard molar entropy at higher temperatures is always greater than zero. Standard Molar Entropy and Molecular Structure 9. What are the primary factors that influence standard molar entropy, S ? Type your answer here