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Identify the assumption that makes it possible to calculate AG at nonstandard temperatures using AG = AH-TAS°. A. AH and AS values for substances are constant at all temperatures. B. AH and AS values do not vary greatly with temperature. C. AH and AS values are much larger than AG. D. AH and AS values are much smaller than AG.

Identify the assumption that makes it possible to calculate AG at nonstandard temperatures using AG = AH-TAS°. A. AH and AS values for substances are constant at all temperatures. B. AH and AS values do not vary greatly with temperature. C. AH and AS values are much larger than AG. D. AH and AS values are much smaller than AG.

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Identify the assumption that makes it possible to calculate AG at nonstandard temperatures using AG = AH-TAS°. A. AH and AS values for substances are constant at all temperatures. B. AH and AS values do not vary greatly with temperature. C. AH and AS values are much larger than AG. D. AH and AS values are much smaller than AG.
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