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Classify the possible combinations of signs for a reaction's AH and AS values by the resulting spontaneity. Spontaneous as written at Spontaneous in reverse at all temperatures Spontaneous as written above a certain temperature below a certain temperature Spontaneous as written all temperatures Answer Bank AH = + AH = - AH = + AH= - AS = + AS = + AS = - AS = -

Classify the possible combinations of signs for a reaction's AH and AS values by the resulting spontaneity. Spontaneous as written at Spontaneous in reverse at all temperatures Spontaneous as written above a certain temperature below a certain temperature Spontaneous as written all temperatures Answer Bank AH = + AH = - AH = + AH= - AS = + AS = + AS = - AS = -

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