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Consider an isolated system containing two blocks of copper with equal mass. One block is initially...

Consider an isolated system containing two blocks of copper with equal mass. One block is initially at 0oC while the other is at 100oC.They are brought into contact with each other and allowed to thermally equilibrate. What is the entropy change for the system during this process? The heat capacity for copper is Cp = 24.5 [J/mol k]

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