For a reaction where AH° = +573 kJ/mol and AS° = +1.64%3DJ/mol-K, at what temperature, in K, does X(I) → X(g) occurspontaneously?О а. 349 KO b. 100 KО с. 373 КO d. -273 KO e. 273 K

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For a reaction where AH° = +573 kJ/mol and AS° = +1.64 J/mol·K, at what temperature, in K, does X(I) → X(g) occur %3D %D spontaneously? О а. 349 K O b. 100 K О с. 373 K O d. -273 K O e. 273 K

For a reaction where AH° = +573 kJ/mol and AS° = +1.64 J/mol·K, at what temperature, in K, does X(I) → X(g) occur %3D %D spontaneously? О а. 349 K O b. 100 K О с. 373 K O d. -273 K O e. 273 K

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For a reaction where AH° = +573 kJ/mol and AS° = +1.64
%3D
J/mol-K, at what temperature, in K, does X(I) → X(g) occur
spontaneously?
О а. 349 K
O b. 100 K
О с. 373 К
O d. -273 K
O e. 273 K

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