Entropy for such reaction and its surroundings are equivalent at 411 K, the process's temperature.
On a variety of scales, including the Fahrenheit as well as Celsius systems, a temperature would be a unit that is used to denote hotness or coolness. Heat energy would logically be transferred from a warmer (body with just a higher temperature) to just a colder (body with just a lower temperature) as per temperature.
The entropy of a given thing represents the amount of energy that is unavailable for use in doing work. Entropy can also be used to determine how many possible arrangements one atom in a system can take. In this view, entropy is a metric for uncertainty or unpredictable behavior.
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