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A chemical reaction has the following changes in enthalpy and entropy.
ΔH=+380kJ
ΔS=+870Js
What is the temperature range for this reaction that allow it to be spontaneous?
A chemical reaction has the following changes in enthalpy and entropy.
ΔH=+380kJ
ΔS=+870Js
What is the temperature range for this reaction that allow it to be spontaneous?
1 Sep 2020
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