Given that for H,0,(g) → H,0(g) + ½ O,(g), AH° = -106 kJ mol- 1, and AS° = 58 J K-'mol-1, which ONE of the following statements is TRUE? H,0,(g) is unstable at all A temperatures. H,0,(g) is stable at any temperature B below 1827 K. H,0,(g) is stable at any temperature C above 1827 K. AG° = 123 kJ mol-1 for this reaction.

Given that for H,0,(g) → H,0(g) + ½ O,(g), AH° = -106 kJ mol- 1, and AS° = 58 J K-'mol-1, which ONE of the following statements is TRUE? H,0,(g) is unstable at all A temperatures. H,0,(g) is stable at any temperature B below 1827 K. H,0,(g) is stable at any temperature C above 1827 K. AG° = 123 kJ mol-1 for this reaction.

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