At what temperature (K) does the dissolution of borax in water change from a spontaneous to a non-spontaneous process (based on the accepted DH° and DS° values)? - give answer to 1 decimal place with no units.

At what temperature (K) does the dissolution of borax in water change from a spontaneous to a non-spontaneous process (based on the accepted DH° and DS° values)? - give answer to 1 decimal place with no units.

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Chapter17: Spontaneity, Entropy, And Free Energy

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