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Consider the reaction M (s) + 2 N (g) ? 2 Q (s) + 2 P (l) + heat. A) By inspection, is the reaction expected to be spontaneous? Explain. B) If the system is at equilibrium and the temperature is dropped, how will the reaction shift? C) If the pressure is increased, how will the reaction shift?

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