DS for a reaction can be calculated from the following equation.
A) DS = (Smoles product) ×S product - (Smoles reactant) ×S reactant
B) DS = S(moles product × S product) - S(moles reactant × S reactant)
C) DS = S(moles reactant × S reactant) - S(moles product × S product)
D) DS = S(moles product × S reactant) - S(moles reactant × S product)
E) DS = S(moles product × S product) + S(moles reactant × S reactant)
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