Question 4 Which conclusion is inconsistent with the graph below? AGⓇ of T(K) O entropy change becomes more positive, as temperature increases O reaction is favorable at high temperatures O heat flows from the surroundings into the system O entropy of the system increases

Question 4 Which conclusion is inconsistent with the graph below? AGⓇ of T(K) O entropy change becomes more positive, as temperature increases O reaction is favorable at high temperatures O heat flows from the surroundings into the system O entropy of the system increases

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