For a solid subliming to form a gas at a temperature higher than the solid's sublimation point, what are the signs of the thermodynamic quantities in the table below?   ΔSsystem ΔHsystem ΔHsurroundings ΔGsystem ΔSuniverse Zero, negative or Positive? Zero, negative or Positive? Zero, negative or Positive? Zero, negative or Positive?   Zero, negative or Positive?

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For a solid subliming to form a gas at a temperature higher than the solid's sublimation point, what are the signs of the thermodynamic quantities in the table below?

 

ΔSsystem

ΔHsystem

ΔHsurroundings

ΔGsystem

ΔSuniverse

Zero, negative

or Positive?

Zero, negative

or Positive?

Zero, negative

or Positive?

Zero, negative

or Positive?

 

Zero, negative

or Positive?

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