Chemistry · THERMODYNAMICS

Why is the entropy change \( \Delta S \) inversely proportional to temperature \( T \) when heat \( q_{\text{rev}} \) is added to a system?

1. A
   Entropy depends only on pressure and volume, not temperature
2. B
   The internal energy change is greater at lower temperature
3. C
   Molecules become stationary at high temperatures
4. D
   Higher temperature already possesses greater randomness, so adding heat causes less fractional disorder than at lower temperature