Which of the following reactions would be spontaneous?AH = -50 KJ, T = 250K, AS = -200 J%3DAH = 100 KJ, T = 400K, AS = -200 J%3DO AH = 100 KJ, T = 400K, AS = 200 J%3D%D%3DAH = 90 KJ, T = 500K, AS = 200 JΔΗ%3D%3D%3D

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Which of the following reactions would be spontaneous? O AH = -50 KJ, T = 250K, AS = -200 J %3D %3D O AH = 100 KJ, T = 400K, AS = -200 J O AH = 100 KJ, T = 400K, AS = 200 J %D %3D O AH = 90 KJ, T = 500K, AS = 200 J ΔΗ - %3D %3D

Which of the following reactions would be spontaneous? O AH = -50 KJ, T = 250K, AS = -200 J %3D %3D O AH = 100 KJ, T = 400K, AS = -200 J O AH = 100 KJ, T = 400K, AS = 200 J %D %3D O AH = 90 KJ, T = 500K, AS = 200 J ΔΗ - %3D %3D

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Which of the following reactions would be spontaneous?
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O AH = 100 KJ, T = 400K, AS = 200 J
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AH = 90 KJ, T = 500K, AS = 200 J
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