15. Predict the sign of AS for the following reaction:WOH + (3F00= (3FO + (3)*HƆO A) Need to know temperature in order to predict ASO B) AS = 0O C) AS 0O E) There is no way it can be determined.

DelS is the change in entropy of a system.

15. Predict the sign of AS for the following reaction: CH.(g) + O:(g) = CO:(g) + H,O() O A) Need to know temperature in order to predict AS O B) AS = 0 OC AS <0 O D) AS >0 O B There is no way it can be determined.

15. Predict the sign of AS for the following reaction: CH.(g) + O:(g) = CO:(g) + H,O() O A) Need to know temperature in order to predict AS O B) AS = 0 OC AS <0 O D) AS >0 O B There is no way it can be determined.

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O B) AS = 0
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O D) AS >0
O E) There is no way it can be determined.

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