If a reaction has the following thermodynamic values, AHxn 288 kJ/mol andAS°.= 98 J/K mol, at what temperature (in K) does this reaction becomespontaneous?Your Answer:Answerunits

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If a reaction has the following thermodynamic values, AH xn 288 kJ/mol and AS rn - 98 J/K mol, at what temperature (in K) does this reaction become spontaneous? Your Answer: Answer units

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