Without using thermodynamic tables, predict the signs of AHO and ASº for the following reaction. CCl4 (/) → CCl4(g) Select one: O a. None of these O b. AHO> 0 and ASO > 0 O c. AHO <0 and ASO > 0 O d. AHO <0 and AS < 0

Without using thermodynamic tables, predict the signs of AHO and ASº for the following reaction. CCl4 (/) → CCl4(g) Select one: O a. None of these O b. AHO> 0 and ASO > 0 O c. AHO <0 and ASO > 0 O d. AHO <0 and AS < 0

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Without using thermodynamic tables, predict the signs of AHO and ASO for the
following reaction. CCl4(/) → CCl4(g)
Select one:
O a. None of these
O b.
AH> 0 and AS°> 0
O c.
AHO <0 and AS⁰ > 0
O d.
AHO <0 and ASO < 0
O e.
AHO> 0 and ASO < 0

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