Processes are always spontaneous when (H and S refer to the system.) AH< 0 and AS> 0 ΔΗ> 0 and ΔS< 0 ΔΗ< 0 and AS 0 ΔΗ>0 and ΔS> 0 None of these are true, because temperature must always be taken into account.

Processes are always spontaneous when (H and S refer to the system.) AH< 0 and AS> 0 ΔΗ> 0 and ΔS< 0 ΔΗ< 0 and AS 0 ΔΗ>0 and ΔS> 0 None of these are true, because temperature must always be taken into account.

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Chapter3: The Second And Third Laws Of Thermodynamics

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Processes are always spontaneous when
(H and S
refer to the system.)
AH< 0 and AS> 0
ΔΗ> 0 and ΔS< 0
ΔΗ< 0 and AS 0
ΔΗ>0 and ΔS> 0
None of these are true, because temperature must always be taken
into account.

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