-> methylcyclopentaneC_(6)H_(12)(g)->C_(5)H_(9)CH_(3)(g) was measured over a range of T as lnK_(P)=4.814-(2059)/(T). Calculate \Delta S\deg , and \Delta H\deg for the reaction at 1000 K .
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