For the following example, identify the following. F2(l) → F2(g)     A)  at low temperature, the reaction is nonspontaneous and ΔG > 0 and at high temperature, the reaction is spontaneous and ΔG < 0   B)  It is not possible to determine without more information.   C)  at low temperature, the reaction is nonspontaneous and ΔG > 0 and at high temperature, the reaction is nonspontaneous and ΔG > 0   D)  at low temperature, the reaction is spontaneous and ΔG < 0 and at high temperature, the reaction is nonspontaneous and ΔG > 0   E)  at low temperature, the reaction is spontaneous and ΔG < 0 and at high temperature, the reaction is spontaneous and ΔG < 0

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For the following example, identify the following.

F2(l) → F2(g)
 
 

A) 

at low temperature, the reaction is nonspontaneous and ΔG > 0 and at high temperature, the reaction is spontaneous and ΔG < 0
 

B) 

It is not possible to determine without more information.
 

C) 

at low temperature, the reaction is nonspontaneous and ΔG > 0 and at high temperature, the reaction is nonspontaneous and ΔG > 0
 

D) 

at low temperature, the reaction is spontaneous and ΔG < 0 and at high temperature, the reaction is nonspontaneous and ΔG > 0
 

E) 

at low temperature, the reaction is spontaneous and ΔG < 0 and at high temperature, the reaction is spontaneous and ΔG < 0
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