10. A chemical reaction at the standard state has the enthalpy of reaction: A,H° = +117 kJ and the entropy of reaction:AS° = +232 J/K. Which of the following statements is true?%3Da) The reaction is spontaneous below 504 Kb) The reaction is spontaneous above 504 Kc) The reaction is spontaneous below 0.504 Kd) The reaction is spontaneous above 0.504 Ke) none of the above

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10. A chemical reaction at the standard state has the enthalpy of reaction: A,H° = +117 kJ and the entropy of reaction: A,S° = +232 J/K. Which of the following statements is true? a) The reaction is spontaneous below 504 K b) The reaction is spontaneous above 504 K c) The reaction is spontaneous below 0.504 K d) The reaction is spontaneous above 0.504 K e) none of the above

10. A chemical reaction at the standard state has the enthalpy of reaction: A,H° = +117 kJ and the entropy of reaction: A,S° = +232 J/K. Which of the following statements is true? a) The reaction is spontaneous below 504 K b) The reaction is spontaneous above 504 K c) The reaction is spontaneous below 0.504 K d) The reaction is spontaneous above 0.504 K e) none of the above

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