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Determine the increase in entropy of solid magnesium when the temperature is increased from 300K to...

Determine the increase in entropy of solid magnesium when the temperature is increased from 300K to 800K at atmospheric pressure. The heat capacity is given by the following relation: Cp = 26.04 + 5.586 * 10^(-3)T + 28.476 * 10(4)T^(-2). Where Cp is in J/mol K, and?S =  ?Cp (dT/T)

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