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QUESTION 37 Under which combination will a reaction be spontaneous at any temperature? A. AH<0, AS < 0 B. AH<0, AS > 0 C. AH> 0, AS > 0 D. AH> 0, AS <0 E. None of the above OA OB O C D OE

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