For each of the designated spaces in the table below (green letters), match the sign of the resulting free energy AG expectation at the indicated temperature extremes of being positive (+), negative (-), or zero (0) to define when a system is considered to be spontaneous: AG = AH - TAS AHº AS⁰ AG (low T) AG (high T) + + a e - - b f + C g - d h - +

For each of the designated spaces in the table below (green letters), match the sign of the resulting free energy AG expectation at the indicated temperature extremes of being positive (+), negative (-), or zero (0) to define when a system is considered to be spontaneous: AG = AH - TAS AHº AS⁰ AG (low T) AG (high T) + + a e - - b f + C g - d h - +

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