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I think the best units of entropy for thermochemical equations should now be:KJ/Mol/second, as the rate of a reaction is fundamental to entropy.
This will need a complete rewrite for the thermochemistry section of the CRC handbook of physics and chemistry.I have heard that the japanese have already got charts on this, but that might be rumour.
also as an aside there are now two units known to science that 2+2=4 is not necessarily valid for, and one is entropy and one is grandparents, the second kind of being a joke, but really the same thing as the first actually.-2+-2 might actually be -8 with negative entropy.there are several equations that probably have negative entropy