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At what temperatures will the following processes be spontaneous? (Enter NONE if the process is never spontaneous, and ALL if it is always spontaneous in BOTH blanks in a row.) a. AH = -18 kJ and AS = -60. J/K v300 At temperatures below b. AH = +18 kJ and AS = +60. J/K K At temperatures above 300 K C. AH = +18 kJ and AS = -60. J/K At temperatures NONE K d. AH = -18 kJ and AS = +60. J/K At temperatures equal to v K

At what temperatures will the following processes be spontaneous? (Enter NONE if the process is never spontaneous, and ALL if it is always spontaneous in BOTH blanks in a row.) a. AH = -18 kJ and AS = -60. J/K v300 At temperatures below b. AH = +18 kJ and AS = +60. J/K K At temperatures above 300 K C. AH = +18 kJ and AS = -60. J/K At temperatures NONE K d. AH = -18 kJ and AS = +60. J/K At temperatures equal to v K

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At what temperatures will the following processes be spontaneous? (Enter NONE if the process is never spontaneous, and ALL if it is always spontaneOus in BOTH blanks in a row.) a. AH = -18 kJ and AS = -60. J/K At temperatures below v300 b. AH = +18 kJ and AS = +60. J/K At temperatures above |300 C. AH= +18 kJ and AS = -60. J/K At temperatures NONE V K. d. AH = -18 kJ and AS = +60.J/K %3D At temperatures equal to v K
Transcribed Image Text:At what temperatures will the following processes be spontaneous? (Enter NONE if the process is never spontaneous, and ALL if it is always spontaneOus in BOTH blanks in a row.) a. AH = -18 kJ and AS = -60. J/K At temperatures below v300 b. AH = +18 kJ and AS = +60. J/K At temperatures above |300 C. AH= +18 kJ and AS = -60. J/K At temperatures NONE V K. d. AH = -18 kJ and AS = +60.J/K %3D At temperatures equal to v K
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