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Consider the general reaction equation below along with the following thermodynamic data: AH°ran-150 kJ/mol and AS° 413 J/mol*K FAB. AB (g) + 2C (g) → ABC2 (g) With the supplied reaction data, what is the correct choice below which corresponds to a temperature at which the reaction becomes NON-Spontaneous?

Consider the general reaction equation below along with the following thermodynamic data: AH°ran-150 kJ/mol and AS° 413 J/mol*K FAB. AB (g) + 2C (g) → ABC2 (g) With the supplied reaction data, what is the correct choice below which corresponds to a temperature at which the reaction becomes NON-Spontaneous?

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Consider the general reaction equation below along with the following thermodynamic data: AH°ran=-150 kJ/mol and AS°n=-413 J/mol*K AB (g) + 2C (g) ABC2 (g) With the supplied reaction data, what is the correct choice below which corresponds to a temperature at which the reaction becomes NON-Spontaneous? A) 60°C B) 70°C C) 80°C D) 90°C O A
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the general reaction equation below along with the following thermodynamic data: AH°ran=-150 kJ/mol and AS°n=-413 J/mol*K AB (g) + 2C (g) ABC2 (g) With the supplied reaction data, what is the correct choice below which corresponds to a temperature at which the reaction becomes NON-Spontaneous? A) 60°C B) 70°C C) 80°C D) 90°C O A
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