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Under which conditions is a reaction non-spontaneous at all temperatures, according to ΔGΔΗ-ΤΔS ΔS<0, ΔH >0 AS<0, ΔH<0 AS>0, ΔH<0 Ο ΔS>0, ΔΗ>0

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Chapter10: Entropy And The Second Law Of Thermodynamics

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Under which conditions is a reaction non-spontaneous at all temperatures, according to
ΔGΔΗ -ΤΔS
?
AS<0, ΔΗ>0
AS<0, ΔΗ< 0
ΔS>0, ΔΗ<0
Ο ΔS>0, ΔΗ>Ο

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