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Classify the following processes as spontaneous or non spontaneous Spontaneous Non spontaneous No Answers Chosen No Answers Chosen Possible answers ! Water running downhill I Heat flowing from a hotter to a colder object | Climbing a mountain I Dissolved sugar in your coffee, begins to precipitate
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