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For the reaction below, at 25 °C:
2 NH3(g) →>>>>
N2(g) + 3 H₂(g)
AG = +33,0 kJ/mol, AH° = +92.2 kJ/mol, and AS° = +198.7 J/K- mol
Calculate the temperature above which this reaction becomes spontaneous.
Hint: remember to convert between kJ and J.
A) 166 K
B) 464 K
C) 298 K
(0.033)
D) 0.464 K

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