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1 mole methane gas (NOT ideal gas) isothermally expands from initial pressure of 5 bar to...

1 mole methane gas (NOT ideal gas) isothermally expands from initial pressure of 5 bar to 1bar at 50oC. Estimate the ENTROPY change (?S) for the gas using Lee/Kesler generalized correlation tables

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