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Question 26 of 30 For a reaction, AH = -75 kJ/mol and SO = -0.081 kJ/(K.mol). At what A temperatures is this reaction spontaneous? O A. T<930 K OB. At all temperatures C. T< 100 K OD. T> 930 K
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Question 26 of 30

For a reaction, AH = -75 kJ/mol and SO = -0.081 kJ/(K.mol). At what
A
temperatures is this reaction spontaneous?
O A. T<930 K
OB. At all temperatures
C. T< 100 K
OD. T> 930 K

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Answer: B

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