13. Given the following thermodynamic data, which of the following statementsaccurately describes the spontaneity of this reaction at 37 K and 1037 K.1CH.(g) + NH(g) 3Hig)HCN(g)CompoundCH4(g)NH3(g)H₂(g)HCN (g)He (kJ/mol)-75-460135S (J/mol-K)186192131202a. The reaction is spontaneous at both temperatures.b. The reaction is non-spontaneous at both temperatures.c. The reaction is spontaneous at 1037 K only.d. The reaction is spontaneous at 37 K only.e. Spontaneity can not be calculated.

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13. Given the following thermodynamic data, which of the following statements accurately describes the spontaneity of this reaction at 37 K and 1037 K. CH.(g) + NH(g) 3Hag) HCN(₂) Compound CH.(g) NH3(g) H₂(g) HCN (g) - He (kJ/mol) -75 -46 0 135 S (J/mol-K) 186 d. The reaction is spontaneous at 37 K only. e. Spontaneity can not be calculated. 192 131 202 a. The reaction is spontaneous at both temperatures. b. The reaction is non-spontaneous at both temperatures. c. The reaction is spontaneous at 1037 K only.

13. Given the following thermodynamic data, which of the following statements accurately describes the spontaneity of this reaction at 37 K and 1037 K. CH.(g) + NH(g) 3Hag) HCN(₂) Compound CH.(g) NH3(g) H₂(g) HCN (g) - He (kJ/mol) -75 -46 0 135 S (J/mol-K) 186 d. The reaction is spontaneous at 37 K only. e. Spontaneity can not be calculated. 192 131 202 a. The reaction is spontaneous at both temperatures. b. The reaction is non-spontaneous at both temperatures. c. The reaction is spontaneous at 1037 K only.

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