Čonsider the reaction of NO and Cl2 to produce NOC1.a) What is AS°(system) for this reaction and does it change with temperature?b) Does AS°(surroundings) change with temperature? How about AS°(universe)?c) Do exothermic reactions always lead to positive values of AS° (universe)?d) Is the NO + Cl2 reaction spontaneous at 298 K? At700 K?

Čonsider the reaction of NO and Cl2 to produce NOC1.a) What is AS°(system) for this reaction and does it change with temperature?b) Does AS°(surroundings) change with temperature? How about AS°(universe)?c) Do exothermic reactions always lead to positive values of AS° (universe)?d) Is the NO + Cl2 reaction spontaneous at 298 K? At700 K?

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